Bay with Boats Oil

Bay with Boats Oil is a view of Sausalito’s Richardson Bay with moored boats looking across at the hills of Belvedere and Tiburon dotted with homes. Fluffy clouds are piled up in the distance of this sunny day scene. This original oil painting has pleasingly textured paint applied with a painting knife. The premium 1.25” deep canvas has painted edges for a finished look. Wired and ready to hang. The unusually shaped canvas of Bay with Boats Oil will complement any decor. You might also like Old Town Sausalito Print.

Richardson Bay is an inlet of San Francisco Bay known for its calm waters and Federal Anchorage which attracts the year-round boat dwellers known locally as anchor-outs.  If you are curious about the many boats anchored in Richardson Bay, read Anchor Out: A Novel by local author Barbara Sapienza which follows the life of one of Sausalito’s anchor-out residents in the present day.

Richardson Bay is named for William Richardson, an English seaman who married to the daughter of the Commandante of the Presidio in 1838 and was given almost 20,000 acres of land in what is now Marin County. After marriage Richardson settled on the shores of Sausalito. William Richardson is considered the historical founder of the town.