A Ken Meyer Production

Frame Index:

STOBART Index
• 02315-05620 Cystic Seaport sunrise
• 05625-11592 Stobart talks about the romance of ships
• 11600-13490 Stobart talks with the skipper of the Barba Negra about making sails
• 13565-16411 Stobart researching the old ships--the Morgan Cutty Sark, and Balclutha
• 16570-20830 Stobart painting the Hartford, Connecticut seaport in 1840
• 20840-25095 Stobart in Liverpool, England
• 2230-27477 Joseph Conrad's description of a ship at sea
• 27480-31393 Stobart talks about his moonlit port scenes an the atmosphere he creates in his paintings
• 31430-3775 Stobart sketches and paints the clipper ship Lightning
• 37995-44907 Stobart's fascination for steamboats
• 44922-48976 Review of Stobart's art
• 49010 Film credits

Works of Art (Freeze Frame)
• 09310 Dreadnaught
• 09616-09968 The Dashing Wave
• 10307 Decks Awash
• 28218 South Street, New York
• 29777 Maiden Lane, New York
• 29041-29778 Georgetown
• 29781-29675 Wayne City Landing - Independence
• 71747 Savannah - River Street by Moonlight, 1842
• 97375 Lightning
• 44161-44447 St. Louis Riverfront in 1876
• 44909 St. Louis, Gateway to the West, 1878
• 45450 New Orleans - The Robert E. Lee leaving in 1880
• 45967-46070 The Brig Pilgrim Leaving Santa Barbara
• 46101-46764 Pittsburg - The Monongahela Waterfront in 1900
• 46476-46560 New Orleans - J. M. White
• 46644-47095 Alexandria - The Ship Fairfax Leaving Port for Rio de Janeiro, 1845
• 47140-47714 (Unidentified)
• 47472 (Unidentified)
• 47527-47690 (Unidentified)
• 47780-47920 Nantucket
• 48000-48776 Whaling in the Arctic
• 48890 Roundinc, the Horn

Each of the 12 titles in this collection were originally issued in "Collectors Editions" box sets. Box included the disc, with a hand signed label and unique number, disc jacket with gold leaf printing and color coordinated with a hardbound book which is also hand signed by the artist with a matching number. Each of these sets was limited to 100 units.

The images here are of a generic white jacket with black printing. The disc labels have the artist name written in black ink (not signed by the artist) and have a number of "X". It is unknown how many of each title in this format were issued.

The programs were made for PBS between 1980 and 1982.