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In 1948, Submarex is the first autonomous ship which is able to drill at sea at water depth ranging from 9 to 200 m.Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor:  29 x 22 cm

Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor: 29 x 21 cm

Watercolor published in Forages sous le Pacifique.

The research vessel Trident, from the university of Rhode Island, sailed for many dredging cruises in North atlantic, conducted by Jean-Guy Schilling.Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor:  26 x 19 cm

The drilling research vessel Glomer Challenger is sailing to a new drlling site.Watercolor published in Drill me a painting.Size of the watercolor: 32 x 27 cm

Oceanographic vessel belonging to Ifremer, France.Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor: 32 x 27 cm

Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor: 31 x 23 cm

Starting in San Francisco in 1908, the research vessel Carnegie contributed to map the terrestrial magnetic field.Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor: 31 x 23 cm

A nice small fishing ship which was used as an oceanographic vessel around 1970-1980 in France.Watercolor published in A la conquête des grands fonds.Size of the watercolor:  30 x 20 cm

Waiting for IODP Expedition 309 scientists, the Joides Resolution is resting at the dock of Colon (Panama) in a beautiful tropical atmosphere.Watercolor published in Drill me a painting.