Bring the Sea into your Home: Explore the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition
12th Sep 2025
As Summer winds down, there is no better way to keep the spirit of Summer alive than with beautiful marine art. The upcoming RSMA Annual Exhibition brings together works from members of the Royal Society of Marine Artists, and non members selected through submission, capturing everything from roaring storms to peaceful harbours.
Whether you’re looking for a statement piece or a limited edition print for your home, there’s something for everyone in this exciting and diverse show.
We have selected a range of works for this exhibition that showcase the skill, creativity, and diversity of the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition. Read on to explore highlights across different price points, styles and mediums.
Affordable Works and Emerging Artists
Discover smaller, affordable pieces by emerging artists and non-members. These works are perfect for those starting a collection or looking for a subtle artwork for their home, and a wonderful way to support non-members in the exhibition!
Susan Noble, Huntcliff Wave I, £340
Susan Noble, based in the North East of England, is a linocut printmaker whose work draws heavily on the natural world, in particular the windswept coastline. Working from her home studio in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, she produces limited edition prints in relatively small runs, capturing her surroundings.
Julie Dunster, Cooking up the Catch, £600
Julie Dunster is passionate about painting from life, on location, and in all weathers. Using studies made en plein air, Julie hopes to capture the essence of a moment in the landscape, an emotion in a portrait, a narrative in a still life.
David Grinaway, Portsmouth Harbour at Dusk, £600
David Grinaway's work captures Porchester Castle, painted from Port Solent in Portsmouth Harbour, observing the coastline. At £600, it offers an accessible and affordable way to own a seascape that combines local charm with the timeless appeal of marine art, particularly for those with connection to the area.
Selected Highlights
Miae Kim, Guardians of the Ocean, £950
Miae Kim's practice ties together marine inspiration with cultural heritage. Her work is deeply inspired by the graceful forms of whales, and explores the fusion of Korean and Western aesthetics. She creates pieces that reflect both natural beauty and cultural storytelling.
Duncan Palmar, Silver Light, Polzeath, £2,750
Duncan Palmar RSMA focuses on architectural landscapes, seascapes, harbours, and beach scenes. Palmar aims to captures light, texture, and atmosphere in every piece, having been initially inspired by family holidays in Devon and Cornwall.
Marita Ferro, Fading Luminescent Corals, £4,430
Marita Setas Ferro is a Portuguese artist working across sculpture, fashion, and craft. Focused on fine craft, she develops unique projects that merge artistic vision with skilled craftsmanship, always aiming to engage and surprise.
RSMA Member Masterpieces
Geoff Hunt is a master of marine art, creating historical and contemporary scenes of oil on linen, with works ranging from intimate pieces to monumental canvases. Renowned for his meticulous research, Hunt balances large studio commissions with plein-air watercolours.
The combination of historical accuracy, scale, and maritime scenes make for a striking addition for collectors with an interest in naval history, seascapes, or fine oils.
A proud Cornishman, Jamie Medlin is known for his photo-realistic style and dedication to capturing the views and seascapes of his home county. Focussing on marine and yachting scenes, his paintings have previously been auctioned at Christie’s.
All works are currently available to browse and buy online
From affordable prints and emerging artists to large-scale masterpieces by RSMA members, this exhibition truly has something for every collector and every budget. Whether you’re looking to start a collection or add a statement piece to your home, these works offer a chance to own a piece of beautiful maritime art.
Don’t miss the chance to experience this incredible exhibition in person - open in the galleries from Wednesday 17 September to Saturday 27 September!