Teal Abstract Art - Original Turquoise Rowboat Painting - Coastal Framed Print

Teal Abstract Art - Turquoise Rowboat Painting - Coastal Framed Print. . Turquoise Lapstrakes by Catherine McKinnon, framed print by Art of the Sea from our Coastal Print Collection. Our curated coastal themed prints include maritime paintings by famous and contemporary artists. Vintage and contemporary marine paintings of sailboats, yachts, ships, beach seascapes are reproduced on acid-free archival matte fine art paper using archival inks. 

Available in five traditional and contemporary print formats at ArtoftheSea.ca

• Giclee Fine Art Print
• Framed Giclee Fine Art Print
• Canvas Print
• Metal Print* 
• Acrylic Print*

*For Metal and Acrylic Prints, please email us to place a custom order.

Bring your print to life with museum-quality frames and mats. Our framed prints are assembled, packaged, and shipped by our expert framing staff and delivered "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.

We offer you a choice of black frames, white frames (both with white matting) and four superior quality fine art papers for your print: 

A NOTE ON ARCHIVAL MATTE FINE ART PAPER

Long-lasting and versatile, this heavy-weight matte finish paper is engineered for high contrast and crisp reproduction of high-resolution images. This paper is neutral white and is ideal for fine art applications. It is acid-free for archival longevity. 230 gsm / 9.5 mil

About the Artist

Catherine McKinnon is a coastal artist from Nova Scotia, Canada. She has always been drawn to the ocean, wooden boats and the visual imagery of maritime life. Her coastal art depicts the majesty and beauty of the sea and the boats and ships that navigate its waters. 

McKinnon's passion for nautical painting led her to study fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design. During her time there, she continued to explore her fascination with the ocean in her drawings and paintings.

She developed her own unique style of nautical art which is semi abstract, yet representational. She is particularly drawn to the colors and textures of the sea. As a result, her art reflects this through the use of vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes.

In addition to her artistic endeavors, McKinnon is a wooden schooner owner, a sailor and a fiddler. Also a passionate advocate for ocean conservation, she is a "Wavemaker" with Oceana, an international organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the world’s oceans on a global scale.