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Художник - маринист Peter Rindlisbacher.
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H.M. Ships Mohawk and Seneca, Lake Ontario squall 1780
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Privateer Nest
Red Jacket
Race Around South Channel Lights c. 1900
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Shark Race
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H.M.S. Ontario off Fort Niagara 1780
“HMCS Niobe at daybreak” First World War (1914-1918)
The H.M.S. General Hunter
1812 Nancys-Last-Stand
1812 Nancy Avenged
General Hunter In Battle 1812
Sinclair Expedition
General Hunter off Fort Malden 1812
Nancy off Moy-Hall
Nancy on the Detroit
Limnade built at Carleton Island 1780-81.
Ontario is setting sail for Niagara
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War of 1812 Battle of Lake Erie
Bombardment Fort Detriot
War of 1812 St Lawrence Lightning
War of 1812 HMS_St_Lawrence
HMCS Niobe
The Flight of the Royal George
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Perry Breaks the Line
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Atalanta
Peter Rindlisbacher puts finishing touches on a painting at the Gibson Gallery in Amherstburg, Ont., on June 12, where his exhibition featuring War of 1812-inspired art is set to open.
http://www.ultramarine.ca/artists/rindlisbacher.html
Peter Rindlisbacher was born in Windsor, Ontario. Son of a boat builder and a commercial artist, he developed an intense early passion for everything nautical, becoming a racing sailor, model builder and historical naval re-enactor. In the midst of obtaining a Ph.D. in Psychology in the 1980's, his marine art career developed into its present full time status.
His paintings are mainly in oils and generally feature Great Lakes and War of 1812 subjects. Museums and historic sites in the U.S. and Canada have purchased many of his paintings, while print editions of his work are sold as fundraisers for historic groups. He enters few shows, preferring private commissions instead, largely to the U.S. market. His images have appeared on book and magazine covers, and in video and Public Television productions such as The History Channel and National Geographic.
Mr. Rindlisbacher currently lives and works in Amherstburg, Ontario, near Lake Erie with his wife and two children.
Marine artist Peter Rindlisbacher stands with some of his works at the Friday, June 15 opening reception for his exhibit "Fighting Sail on the Great Lakes," an exhibit to be featured at The Gibson Gallery through July 8. Rindlisbacher is moving to Texas next month making this his farewell show as well.