jrusselljinishiangallery.comJ. Russell Jinishian Gallery. The Nation's Largest Gallery Specializing in Fine Marine Art.

Is This Your First Time On This Website? Click on the photo above to see a quick view of our Artist's Works and What's New... PLANNING TO VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION? Click For Directions . There Are Many Fine Shops and Restaurants Within Walking Distance of the Gallery Click for Listings. SPOTLIGHT ON: Antonio Jacobsen 'Transitional Steamship ANAPA, 1897' J. Russell Jinishian Gallery, Inc. 152 Water Street Stonington, CT 06378 Telephone 860.245.4400 Fax 860.415.9623 Email rjinishian@ gmail.com Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm or by appointment EXHIBITIONS Marine Art of Yesterday and Today The 25th Annual Art Exhibition at The Union League Club January 4, 2020 ~ February 29, 2020 Antonio Jacobsen 'ALVO' Marine Art Masters at the Riverside Yacht Club Greenwich, CT Winter 2019 Patrick O'Brien 'New York, 1899' MARINE ART LECTURE... 'Marine Art of Yesterday and Today' by Russell Jinishian Mr. Jinishian is available for speaking engagements at your yacht club. ~ Recent Marine Art Lectures... ● Suffolk County Historical Society, Riverhead, NY ● American Yacht Club, Rye, NY ● Union League Club, New York, NY ● The Hope Club, Providence, RI ● Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, Oyster Bay, NY ● Larchmont Yacht Club, Larchmont, NY ● Riverside Yacht Club, Greenwich, CT ● Eastern Yacht Club, Marble head, MA ARTISTS - UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS - NEW WORKS - MARINE ART NEWS MAGAZINE - YACHT CLUB EXHIBITIONS - LINKS - CONTACT US A fter 22 years in Fairfield, Connecticut, I’ve moved my Art Gallery to the quaint, waterfront village of Stonington, Connecticut. My new location, 152 Water Street, is just 5 miles from the Historic Mystic Seaport Museum, and just ½ mile from Dodson Boatyard. S ince 1997, our unique art gallery has featured an extensive inventory of over 1,000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, ship models, and scrimshaw, by over 100 of the world’s leading 19th, 20th and 21st Marine Artists, including Christopher Blossom, A.D. Blake, James Buttersworth, Donald Demers, John Stobart, and Tim Thompson. “In this great space, visitors can view artists’ works like nowhere else. I invite you to come and enjoy some of the greatest marine artists of our time.” Through close contacts developed over the past 35 years with the world's top marine artists, the J. Russell Jinishian Gallery is proud to offer discriminating collectors unparalleled access to the very best Marine Art available in the market. If you’re looking for something with special personal significance, the gallery will help to arrange a unique commissioned work of art. A special service is also available to help collectors sell work from their collections. Changing exhibitions and opportunities to meet the artists are offered throughout the year . Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11am to 5pm, or by appointment. The J. Russell Jinishian Gallery is now located at 152 Water Street in Stonington, CT, just 45 minutes from Newport, RI, along the Connecticut coastline. By automobile, a 10-minute drive off I-95, and about 1-¼ hours from our old Fairfield location. Click here for directions and click here for local shops and restaurant listings in the Stonington Borough. J. Russell Jinishian is regarded as the Nation’s Leading Authority on Contemporary Marine Art . He was the Director of Mystic Maritime Gallery at Mystic Seaport Museum in Mystic, Connecticut for over 12 years, and in 1995, became the Director of the Big Horn Galleries in Fairfield, Connecticut, which also operated galleries in Aspen, Colorado, Cody, Wyoming and Carmel, California. He studied Art and Art History at the Sir John Cass School of Art in London and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Cornell University . He served as a Program Director for the Silvermine Guild of Artists , the Nation’s Oldest Guild of Artists in New Canaan, Connecticut. He was the Art columnist for the Connecticut Post newspaper for 6 years and his reviews appeared in Art New England. For several years, beginning in 1997, he was a contributing editor to Nautical World Magazine , penning the popular “Bridge Wing” column. He served as juror for many exhibitions including three years for the prestigious National Art for the Parks Exhibition . He sits on the Advisory Board of the National Maritime Historical Society . He is a member of the New York Yacht Club , and an honorary member of the American Society of Marine Artists . He published Marine Art News , the nation’s only publication dedicated to Contemporary Marine Art and Artists, for more than 15 years, and is the author of Bound for Blue Water , considered the Definitive Guide to Contemporary Marine Art . He has operated the J. Russell Jinishian Gallery , the Nation's Leading Marine Art Gallery, since 1997. He continues to lecture nationally on marine art and collecting, and in 2017, Russell was awarded the American Society of Marine Artist's Lifetime Achievement Award. CONTEMPORARY MARINE PAINTERS Peter Arguimbau NEW WORKS Dimetrious Athas NEW WORKS John Atwater NEW WORKS John Barber NEW WORKS David Bareford NEW WORKS Harley Bartlett NEW WORKS Nicholas Berger NEW WORKS Anthony (A.D.) Blake NEW WORKS Robert T. Blazek NEW WORKS Christopher Blossom NEW WORKS Lou Bonamarte NEW WORKS Willard Bond 1 927-2012 Marc Castelli NEW WORKS Steve Cook Roy Cross NEW WORKS Steve Cryan Robert B. Dance NEW WORKS William R. Davis NEW WORKS Donald Demers NEW WORKS Steven Dews NEW WORKS Louis Dodd 1943-2006 William P. Duffy NEW WORKS Jillian Dyson NEW WORKS William Eerland Henry Egan NEW WORKS William H. Ewen, Jr . NEW WORKS Sally Caldwell Fisher NEW WORKS James Flood NEW WORKS West Fraser NEW WORKS Tom Freeman 1952-2015 Paul Garnett NEW WORKS William Gilkerson 1936-2015 Jim Griffiths NEW WORKS Robert Grims on Fritz Goose n NEW WORKS Glen Hacker NEW WORKS Cooper Hart NEW WORKS Thomas Hoyne 1924-1989 Geoff Huband Neal Hughes NEW WORKS Geoff Hunt NEW WORKS James D. Iams NEW WORKS Dusan Kadlec NEW WORKS Michael Keane 1948-2015 Charles Kenney 1919-2014 Russ Kramer NEW WORKS Loretta Krupinski NEW WORKS Paul Landry 1931-2018 Gerald Levey 1930-2018 Richard K. Loud NEW WORKS Ian Marshall 1933-2016 Ray Massey NEW WORKS Victor Mays 1927-2015 Joseph McGurl NEW WORKS John Mecray 1937-2017 Jamie Medlin NEW WORKS Leonard Mizerek NEW WORKS Brechin Morgan NEW WORKS William G. Muller NEW WORKS Elizabeth Mumford NEW WORKS Mark Myers NEW WORKS Albert Nemethy 1920-1998 Patrick O'Brien NEW WORKS Yves Parent 1941-2011 Ed Parker NEW WORKS Charles L. Peterson NEW WORKS Maris Platais NEW WORKS Stephen Renard NEW WORKS Keith Reynolds NEW WORKS Sergio Roffo NEW WORKS William Ryan NEW WORKS Marek Sarba NEW WORKS H. Van Schesk Ross Shardlow NEW WORKS Charles Syvertsen Arthur Shilstone NEW WORKS Robert Sticker 1922-2011 John Stobart NEW WORKS Len Tantillo NEW WORKS David Thimgan 1955-2003 Tim Thompson NEW WORKS Andrew S. Walton NEW WORKS Wellington Ward Patricia Warfield 1939-2016 Robert Weiss NEW WORKS Joseph Wilhelm 1920-2003 Paul Wright 18 TH , 19 TH , and 20 TH CENTURY MARINE PAINTERS John Taylor Arms 1887-1953 Solon F. M. Badger 1873-1919 James Bard 1815-1897 James E. Buttersworth 1817-1894 Nicholas Cammilieri 1762-1860 Frederic S. Cozzens 1 846-1928 Montague Dawson 1895-1973 Gideon Jacques Denny 1830-1866 Carl Evers 1907-2000 Anton Otto Fisher 1 882-1962 Arthur Wellington Fowles 1815-1883 Gordon Grant 1875-1962 Jack Lorimer Gray 1927-1981 Charles Paul Gruppe 1860-1940 Emile Gruppe 1896-1978 Johannes Holst 1880-1965 Antonio Jacobsen 1850-1921 William G. Lawrence 1913-2002 Duncan McFarlane (active 1835-1877) Edward Moran 1829-1901 Charles Robert Patterson 1878-1958 Robert Salmon 1775-c.1845 Henry Scott 1911-2005 James Milton Sessions 1882-1962 Joseph B. Smith 1798-1876 Frank Vining Smith 1879-1967 William Pierce Stubbs 1842-1909 Anthony Thieme 1888-1954 Charles Torrey 1859-1921 James Gale Tyler 1855-1931 Frank Wagner 1931-1996 Wesley Webber 1841-1914 John Whorf 1930-1959 Thomas Willis 1850-1921 Leslie Wilcox 1904-1982 Hunter Wood 1908-1948 Wil...