Designer Unknown, Cunard U.S. A. - Canada. Circa 1920s.
Designer Unknown
Cunard U.S. A. - Canada. Circa 1920s.
Condition A- / B+: repaired tears at edges and in lower right image; minor overpainting and restoration in margins; repaired pin holes in corners.
Elegant, sophisticated and windswept, a lovely passenger on deck has taken off her hat to let the wind blow through her hair as she gazes toward her destination. Through the railing, we see another Cunard liner steaming by in the opposite direction. Cunard only had three four-funnel vessels: the Lusitania, which was sunk on May 7th, 1915, the Mauretania and the Aquitania. Certainly, the woman is sailing on one as the other passes by in the distance.
40x25 inches, 101½x63½ cm. The British Colour Printing Co. Ltd., London.
Designer Unknown
Cunard U.S. A. - Canada. Circa 1920s.
Condition A- / B+: repaired tears at edges and in lower right image; minor overpainting and restoration in margins; repaired pin holes in corners.
Elegant, sophisticated and windswept, a lovely passenger on deck has taken off her hat to let the wind blow through her hair as she gazes toward her destination. Through the railing, we see another Cunard liner steaming by in the opposite direction. Cunard only had three four-funnel vessels: the Lusitania, which was sunk on May 7th, 1915, the Mauretania and the Aquitania. Certainly, the woman is sailing on one as the other passes by in the distance.
40x25 inches, 101½x63½ cm. The British Colour Printing Co. Ltd., London.
