Named after the wife of Jason (of Jason and the Argonauts), the Medea was built in Scotland in 1904 of steel and furnished with imported teak and quarter-sawn oak. She has enjoyed a colorful history serving both military and pleasure pursuits, and now rests at the Maritime Museum of San Diego in California, where she is open dockside and boarded daily by tourists.
Painted on Nautical Chart of the Firth of Clyde in Scotland, one of the largest sheltered deep water areas in the British Isles.
Litho Print on Heavy Matte Coated Paper. Image Size 12" x 16" plus 2" border all around, full size 16" x 20" including borders.
FRAME: 16" x 20" High quality, heavy glass-fronted dull satin finish black frame, constructed of durable MDF, resists temperature related expansion/contraction and retains "new" look for a lifetime of enjoyment, at economical price well below cost of professional framing at your local art store or gallery.
Perfect gift for your boating buddies or something to hang below decks on your own little yacht.
Adam Koltz is a marine artist and 20 year Navy veteran aboard several
classes of ships, including merchant vessels. Adam's attention to
detail stems from his intimate knowledge of ships and his passion for
accuracy. His understanding of the interaction of ships with the natural
forces of wind and water gives his pictures life and vitality. Adam
uses pen and ink, as well as watercolor, and depicts the ship or boat on
a chart with historical or current significance.
His prints make special gifts for Promotions, Retirements, Spouses and Special Friends.