submarine art and paintings prints

Submarine Art and Paintings
by Laura Ross

This fine art Giclee print features a 1^st flight
SSN 688 Class platform
on a high speed surface transit through the Pacific Ocean.

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USS Nautilus (SSN 571)

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USS Virginia (SSN 774)

1st Flight 688
Los Angeles Class

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USS Texas (SSN 775)

Prints
Inspiring Giclee fine art prints using quality inks on acid free canvas

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USS Honolulu (SSN 718)

The USS Nautilus (SSN 571) is pictured here entering New York Harbor in the late 1950’s.

Nautilus was the world’s first nuclear powered submarine. She was also the world’s first ship to reach the geographic North Pole.

24" x 30" Fine Art
Giclee Reproduction
$100.00

12" X 15"
Photo Print
$20.00

30" X 30"Fine Art
Giclee Reproduction
$100.00

This first flight SSN 688 is on a surface transit with a setting sun behind her. It is a rare sight to enjoy a submarine in transit with a low, golden sun reflecting upon the water.

30" X 30" Fine Art
Giclee Reproduction
$250.00

USS Texas (SSN 775) is a Virginia Class submarine. She was christened in July of 2004. In 2009, Texas will be moved to a new home port in Pearl Harbor.

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24" X 30" Fine Art
Giclee Reproduction
$100.00

12" X 15"
Photo Print
$20.00

USS Buffalo (SSN 713)

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USS BUFFALO (SSN 713) a 1^st flight SSN 688 Class submarine executing an emergency blow. Emergency blows are used for rapid ascent to the surface in the event of a flooding casualty and are practiced often by U.S. Navy submarine crews to prepare for such an emergency.

24" x 30" Fine Art
Giclee Reproduction
$100.00

12" X 15"
Photo Print
$20.00

USS Gurnard (SSN 662)
at the Noth Pole

30" X 30" Fine Art
GicleeReproduction
$200.00

12" X 15"
Photo Print
$20.00

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USS Gurnard, a Sturgeon -class submarine, was built at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. She was launched in May of 1967. In March of 1976, she was deployed to the Arctic region, where she set a new record of 42 days of operations during SUBICEX 1-76.
All hands were given the opportunity to stand on "top of the world" after Gurnard surfaced at the North Pole in April of 1976.

USS Virginia (SSN 774)
The newest submarine class of the United States. This is a magnificent ship. She has a hydrodynamically designed hull form and a lethal payload of weapons.
She is pictured here on a
surface transit into a visiting port of call in the Atlantic Ocean after having completed her initial acceptance trials for the U.S. Navy.