OIL PAINTINGS

The Miraculous Draught of Fishes, courtesy of Portsmouth Cathedral. Painted in rememberance of one of the Wyllies son Robert who was killed at the battle of Messines on November 1st 1914, during the First World War. It is thought to be the only painting with a religious theme that Wyllie made

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The Southsea Lifeboat.

(Courtesy of the RNLI)

Butterflies and Working Bees.

Gill's yard, Rochester.

(Courtesy of the Chris Beetles Gallery)

Commerce and Sea Power.

 Figures on a terrace, France.

Swaying up the main-yard of Victory.

(Courtesy of the National Museum of the Royal Navy)

The River Thames from above Greenwich.

The mackerel fleet putting to sea from Portsmouth Harbour.

'New Zealand's gift to the old country.' HMS New Zealand leaving Portsmouth Dockyard.

(Courtesy of NZ Government)

Watercolour sketch for the oil below, 'The Nelson Touch - Restoring HMS Victory'.

The Nelson Touch- Restoring HMS Victory.

(Courtesy of the National Museum of the Royal Navy)

Crippled but unconquered, the Belleisle at the Battle of Trafalgar.

L'Entente Cordiale, the visit of the French Fleet to Portsmouth, 1905.

(Courtesy of the Chris Beetles Gallery)

Off Fortblockhouse, Gosport.

(Courtesy of the Chris Beetles Gallery)

Unfinished study of a boatyard.

HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, 2.30 pm.

Shipyard, Etaples, France.