Tales of the Tide
The sea holds more than water. It holds sailors, legends, and the quiet work of hauling nets before dawn. In this collection, we bring together seascapes, sailing scenes, and mythical visions of the deep, painted by Filipino artists who know the water well.
About the Tales of the Tide collection
The Philippines is a country of islands, and the sea runs through its art. This collection brings together 14 works about the water: seascapes, sailing scenes, fishermen at work and a few mythical figures of the deep. They are by Jorge Fuedan Jr. in Caloocan and Ries Lim in Malay, Aklan.
The works are small to medium in size, from 8 by 8 inches to about two feet on the longest side. That makes them easy to place in a bedroom, a study or a hallway, and easy to give. The mediums vary too. Alongside acrylic paintings there are charcoal and pastel pieces, which have a softer, drawn quality.
11 are available now, from ₱1,500. Works that have sold stay on the page, and you can message either artist to ask about a commission.
Do charcoal and pastel works need special care?
Yes. Charcoal and pastel sit loosely on the surface and can smudge, so they are best kept framed behind glass and away from damp. Each listing states whether the piece already comes framed.
