Other Prints and Originals

This selection of Jack L. Gray images features two prints, six sketches, as well as three original paintings. Many of these images include a variety of fishing scenes that were once common on the waters of the North Atlantic, as well as a sketches of Halifax, Lunenburg and the coast of Maine.

two men fishing in a dory off of George's Bank

sketch of the boats and fish shacks of Mud Cove in Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia

sketch by Jack L. Gray of vessel at the dock in Lunenburg

sketch by Jack L. Gray of Historic Properties in Halifax

sketch by Jack L. Gray of the coast of Maine

sketch of sailboats racing on a windy day in the America's Cup race of 1958

sketch of sail boats racing towards the finish line of the America's Cup of 1958

George's Bank 15"x 21"

This common study shows the hard way of life for typical dorymen on the Grand Banks. These small boats were taken there and back to shore, with their motherships, the Grand Bank's schooners.

East Ironbound Winter 29"x 49 1/4"

This lithograph is the original size of the painting which was one of Jack's favorites. He spent a great deal of time on this island in his youth.

Mud Cove, Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia

Lunenburg Vessel 1950's

SOLD

Historic Properties Halifax

Looking Toward Eastern Head- Maine Coast

America's Cup 1958

America's Cup: Finish Line

Original Painting 1

A deck's view aboard a Grand Bank's fishing schooner.

Original Painting 2

A lobsterman tending to his business off of East Ironbound Island. Though times have changed, lobstering still continues today along the shores of Nova Scotia.

Original Painting 3

Two dorymen safely in sight of their mothership. Not all men were so lucky as to find their way back to their schooner.