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By: William E. Hitchcock, Nader Taheri The largest 2-masted Gloucester fishing schooner, TATTLER, built in 1901 for D.B. Smith at the Arthur D. Story yard...
By: Derek Hunnisett Extreme miniature waterline model. Packet ship - NEW YORK c. 1840. This William Webb design merchant ship was built by Webb and...
"Homebound to the Market" By: William E. Hitchcock, Nader Taheri - A small 22’ Friendship sloop design or late 19th century New England small craft,...
By: William E. Hitchcock, Mark A. Sutherland - Surfmen of the United States Life Saving Service (USLSS) c. 1890. Shown setting up the breeches-buoy apparatus...
By: Nader Taheri The Peabody Essex Museum’s Contemporary Art department and Maritime Art & History department commissioned the Gallery to construct a 1/16 = 1' scale...
By: William E. Hitchcock, Nader Taheri A collaborative effort between Hitchcock and Nader Taheri, this solid basswood hull model constructed via laminated water line lifts...
By: Derek Hunnisett Entitled ‘Mediterranean Rendezvous,’ this exquisite extreme miniature model depicts a 64-gun French Ship-of-the-Line under near full sail on the open sea. This...
By: William E. Hitchcock This interpretive diorama depicts buccaneers of the Gulf Coast sailing for a safe anchorage aboard their weathered 10-gun brig La Tempête,...
By: William E. Hitchcock Waterline diorama shows a typical “Downeast” lobsterboat of Wells, Maine plying her trade near a characteristic bell buoy maker. The 36’...
By: Robert H. Mouat Dramatic waterline diorama depicts German WWII supply submarine U-504 about to commence refueling Type VIIC U-435 in fairly turbulent swells. Models...
By: Donald McNarry FRSA In Port Jackson McNarry captures the awe-inspiring might and majesty of the four-masted iron-hulled sailing ships of the late nineteenth and...
By: Nader Taheri Built at Norfolk Navy Yard, she was launched in 1892. Then assigned to the North Atlantic Squadron, she cruised the eastern seaboard...
By: Justin Camarata New York 50, Ventura (later Istalena), bought by GF Baker, Jr. of NY City. The NY 50 sloops (LOA 72'0", LWL 50'0",...