Mark Woollacott Artist

Marine artist online policy

Online Policy

By Mark Woollacott

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Introduction

This website is operated by Mark Woollacott, a professional fine art painter specializing in high-end contemporary maritime artworks. By accessing and using this website, you agree to comply with the following policy.

Intellectual Property

All artworks, images, text, and design elements on this website are the intellectual property of Mark Woollacott unless otherwise stated. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of any content — whether for commercial or personal purposes — is strictly prohibited.

Usage and Access

This website is intended for private viewing by individuals interested in the original fine artwork of Mark Woollacott. You may not use this website in any way that could damage, disable, or impair its functionality or interfere with other users' experiences.

Online Purchases and Enquiries

All artwork purchases or commission enquiries made through this website are subject to availability and a formal agreement. Pricing and delivery terms will be discussed individually with each client to ensure a bespoke and secure experience.

This website

This website has been designed using professional industry-leading web design software and is hosted on secure servers. This website has been secured and protected with an SSL certificate, with 256-bit encryption, that encrypts all page views. An SSL (secure sockets layer) certificate is a digital certificate that both authenticates the identity of a website, and encrypts sensitive information so that any passwords, addresses or credit card numbers can not be intercepted or read by anyone other than the intended recipient. On a web browser, a secured website's URL always starts with https: and has a fastened padlock icon positioned to the left of it. The full URL for this website is https://www.markwoollacott.com. Check the address bar (also known as the URL bar or location bar) at the very top of your browser to see which version you're visiting. Depending on what web browser you are using, you may be on the http version of the website. If this is so, it means that particular browser's search engine hasn't yet updated its listings for this website and hasn't changed it to the https version. If you are unsure, simply type https://www.markwoollacott.com in the URL address bar at the top of the browser and it will take you straight to the website again, which will now be secured by the SSL certificate. Recommended web browsers are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge.

Third-Party Links

This website may contain links to external online art galleries. Mark Woollacott is not responsible for the content or practices of any third-party sites.

Modifications

Mark Woollacott reserves the right to update this policy at any time without notice. It is your responsibility to review this page periodically to stay informed of any changes. Thank you.

Mark Woollacott is a member of Artists’ Union England, the trade union for visual, applied and socially engaged artists www.artistsunionengland.org.uk

For any policy enquiries, please email me at: info@markwoollacott.com

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Artwork comments...

Mr J Ballantyne

The attention to detail was incredible!

J Hockin

I feel most privileged and honoured that you would so kindly do this for me … thank you!

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Snowdonia and Hiker

2nd February 2015

Helping to Raise Funds for the Prince's Trust

A View From the Watkin Path, Snowdonia (also known as Snowdonia and Hiker) was recently sold for £750.00 during a silent auction held at The Prince’s Trust and EMC Leadership Dinner, the London Hilton, Park Lane, on Thursday 29th January 2015. I was delighted that the sale of one of my paintings (an acrylic, size: 12 x 12 inches) helped to raise some funds for the Trust. This opportunity was possible due to Echo Beach Gallery, artist Darren Baker and the Prince's Trust.

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Lucky Cat, Sivota, Greece

Maritime painting

Lucky Cat Sivota, Greece — Painting Commission

I really enjoyed painting this particular commission, which was based on a superb reference photograph supplied by the client. Sivota is such a picturesque setting for sailors, and I can understand why people visit the place. In this commission, I was asked to paint a scene which not only incorporated the yacht, Lucky Cat, and the beauty of the harbour as dusk approached, but also to paint the whole scene with a degree of realism. Painting info: Acrylic on canvas. Canvas dimensions: 24 x 22 inches.

The Rescue

3rd August 2014

The Rescue — Painting Commission

This painting, entitled The Rescue, is based on an original detailed sketch (drawn in 1990 by sailor Mr J Ballantyne) of a real-life rescue that took place off Berry Head quarry, Devon, on 10th September, 1989, featuring the rescue of a dismasted Beneteau Double First 32S5 by the Brixham-based, Arun-class lifeboat, The Edward Bridges. The painting features two additional yachts, Papillion (which Mr J Ballantyne was onboard) and Sigmagnifique. Painting info: Acrylic on canvas. Canvas dimensions: 16 x 24 inches. Available as a print.