USS Hopper DDG-70 Destroyer Museum Quality Giclée hotsell Print of Watercolor Painting on Pearl Harbor Nautical Chart by Marine Artist Adam Koltz

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USS Hopper (DDG-70) Destroyer Watercolor Print by Adam Koltz. Giclee on U.S.G.S. Nautical Chart at home port of Pearl Harbor.

Museum quality Giclee printed on Hahnemuhle William Turner 310gsm heavy 100% cotton fiber, acid-free, pH neutral archival paper. Made with the highest quality materials to last up to 200 years in normal room light conditions.

Loose: 17" x 23" (including 2" borders) with an image size of 13" x 19."

Framed: 16" x 20" satin finish black frame, matted to image size 11" x 14" High quality, heavy glass-paned frame constructed of durable MDF, resists temperature related expansion/contraction, and retains "new" look for a lifetime of enjoyment - at economical price well below cost of professional framing at your local art store/gallery.


A wonderful addition to your den or library.



• USS Hopper (DDG-70) is an Arleigh Burke- class guided missile destroyer of the United States Navy, named for the pioneering computer scientist Rear Admiral "Amazing" Grace Hopper.

In January 2008, while searching for a missing sailor in the Arabian Sea, Hopper was involved in an incident with five Iranian Revolutionary Guard gunboats, who approached her at high speed and in a threatening manner, coming as close as 200 yards. Hopper received a radio transmission saying, "I am coming to you. You will explode after a few minutes." As she prepared to fire, the Iranians abruptly turned away after dropping white boxes into the water in front of the ship. Hopper did not investigate the boxes.



Adam Koltz is a marine artist and 20 year Navy veteran aboard several classes of ships, including merchant hotsell vessels. Adam's attention to detail stems from his intimate knowledge of ships and his passion for accuracy. His understanding of the interaction of ships with the natural forces of wind and water gives his pictures life and vitality. Adam uses pen and ink, as well as watercolor, and depicts the ship or boat on a chart with historical or current significance.

His prints make special gifts for Departing COs, Promotions, Retirements, Spouses and Special Friends.


Comments from some of Adam's customers:

"My husband was absolutely thrilled with the fantastic drawing of his
former ship. It is without question the best present I've ever given to him."

"I speak for everyone in the wardroom when I say thank you for your extreme efforts."

"I'm flabbergasted!"

"The ship portrait is beautiful."

"...Everyone who sees your art is amazed with your work."