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William G. Muller
'Dedication Day'

William G. Muller
'PRISCILLA'

William G. Muller
'Steamer PROVIDENCE'

William G. Muller
'River Nocturne'

William G. Muller
'ISLE DE
FRANCE'

William G. Muller
'NY Harbor,
1934'

William G. Muller
'Steamboat M.
MARTIN'

William G. Muller
'Liner UNITED
STATES'
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Recognized by marine historians and curators as a master in his field,
marine artist Bill Muller, in the time-honored tradition of sea painters,
has lived what he paints. His canvases are imbued with a sensitivity,
accuracy and vitality that comes only from first hand experience and a
love for and deep understanding of his subject matter. Bill Muller is a
living link to the days when majestic paddle steamers plied the Hudson
River. He was employed on several of those graceful vessels in his youth,
and served as quartermaster-pilot of the famous Alexander Hamilton, last
of the classic sidewheelers.
Inspired during his boyhood years in the 1940's, while watching the
colorful surviving vessels of an earlier era, Bill has emerged as a
preeminent historical painter whose marine canvases capture and preserve
the spirit of our nation's glorious maritime past. Bill's work has been
seen by millions in a wide variety of publications including American
Heritage, Business Week, Yachting, Yankee, Sea History, Art Today, U.S.
Art and on numerous book covers. His work has been exhibited in various
marine museums and is represented in many important private and corporate
collections.
Bill is a Founding Director and Fellow of the American Society of
Marine Artists and is an elected member of the Society of American
Historical Artists. He is an advisor to the National Maritime Historical
Society and was a founder of the Hudson River Maritime Center Museum at
Rondout, New York.
In 1985 Bill was commissioned, in recognition of his historical
expertise, to design two turn-of-the century, steamboat-style harbor
cruise boats for the South Street Seaport Museum in New York City. The
jaunty sidewheeler ANDREW FLETCHER and the handsome twin-screw DeWITT
CLINTON are unique and popular vessels that add a welcomed dash of color
to the contemporary New York Harbor scene.
Bill currently divides his time between producing commissioned
paintings for individual collectors, and creating new works for the
galleries that represent him.
Museums exhibited at:
Peabody Museum of Salem, Massachusetts
South Street Seaport Museum, New York
Philadelphia Maritime Museum, Pennsylvania
Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, Mississippi
Maryland Historical Society, Maryland
Nassau County Museum of Fine Art, New York
New York Customs House, New York
Merchant Marine Committee Room, U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.
Disney World's "Living Seas" exhibition, Epcot Center, Florida
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William G. Muller
'Boston Bay, 1898'

William G. Muller
'U.S.S. CONSTITUTION'

William G. Muller
'New York Harbor'
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William G. Muller
'Hudson River Line-Tow'

William G. Muller
'Steamer MARY POWELL'

William G. Muller
'Tug JOHN T. WELCH' |

William G. Muller
'MASSACHUSETTS'

William G. Muller
'AQUITANIA' |