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Peter Rindlisbacher
"Perilous Night: Naval Attack on Fort McHenry" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR017
Price: $14,500.00
"Perilous Night: Naval Attack on Fort McHenry" giclee on canvas by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR017-Giclee
Price: $375.00
"Oars and Sails: The Chesapeake Flotilla at Dawn, 1814" original oil painting by P. Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR014
Price: $3,650.00
On Sale: $2,875.00
"U.S. Gunboat Scorpion in the Battle of Cedar Point, 1814" original oil painting Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR015
Price: $3,950.00
"Light Air on the Bay" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR012
Price: $3,250.00
On Sale: $2,275.00
"Driving: USS Ohio at Sea, Circa 1838" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR016
Price: $6,500.00
"HMS Ontario at Carleton Island" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR002
SOLD
"HMS St. Lawrence in Company; 1814" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR003
SOLD
"Prelude to Battle: Lake Erie; 1813" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR005
SOLD
"General Hunter off Fort Malden" original oil painting by Peter Rindlisbacher
Product Code: PR008
SOLD
Peter Rindlisbacher was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada in 1956. Son of a boat builder and a commercial artist, he developed an early passion for everything nautical, becoming a racing sailor, club instructor, ship model builder and historical naval re-enactor. In the midst of obtaining a Ph.D. in Psychology in the 1980's, his marine art career developed into its present full time status.
His paintings are mainly in oils and have generally featured the Age of Fighting Sail and War of 1812 subjects. Museums and historic sites in the U.S. and Canada have purchased many of his paintings, while print editions of his work have been sold as fundraisers for historic groups. Peter enjoys research and working closely with historians in order to create his detailed paintings, using maps, models and primary source documents as much as possible. His images have appeared on book and magazine covers, and in video and Public Television productions such as The History Channel and National Geographic.
A member of the Canadian Society of Marine Artists, Rindlisbacher currently lives in Amherstburg, Ontario, near Lake Erie, with his wife and two children.