James Gale Tyler (1855 - 1931) was born in Oswego, New York.  In New York City he studied with a marine painter named Archibald Cary Smith. This was the only formal training Tyler ever received.

Tyler is among the most notable marine painters and illustrators of his time.   Tyler lived most of his life in Greenwich, Connecticut and had studios in New York City and Providence.  From1900-1930 Tyler made an annual trip to Newport, Rhode Island where he painted the America’s Cup Race.  He was also a regular writer and illustrator for publications including Harper’s, Century, and Literary Digest.

This 30.25″ x 14″ (size without frame) oil on canvas is titled “Boat Moored” and sold for $1400 in June 2009.

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