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Charles Vickery (1913–1998)
Rough Shoreline
Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 inches
Sold for $1,800 in 1983
In Rough Shoreline, Charles Vickery showcases his signature ability to portray the dramatic interplay between land and sea. Through his dynamic brushwork and meticulous attention to light, the painting captures the raw energy of waves crashing against the rugged coastline. This piece, which sold for $1,800 in 1983, exemplifies Vickery’s mastery of marine art and his deep connection to the power of nature.
Charles Vickery (1913–1998)
Rough Shoreline
Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 inches
Sold for $1,800 in 1983
In Rough Shoreline, Charles Vickery showcases his signature ability to portray the dramatic interplay between land and sea. Through his dynamic brushwork and meticulous attention to light, the painting captures the raw energy of waves crashing against the rugged coastline. This piece, which sold for $1,800 in 1983, exemplifies Vickery’s mastery of marine art and his deep connection to the power of nature.