Painting of the Mauritania Artist J. Stewart
Painting of the Mauritania Artist J. Stewart
Description
Original Framed Maritime Painting: RMS Mauretania by J. Stewart
Item #: 4104
Capture the grandeur and romance of the transatlantic golden age with this magnificent original painting by artist J. Stewart. This large, commanding artwork depicts the legendary Cunard ocean liner, the RMS Mauretania (often searched as Mauritania), making her majestic arrival into a bustling harbor, framed by an early 20th-century city skyline.
The artist has masterfully captured the massive scale of the ship, highlighting her four iconic red-and-black funnels billowing smoke as she is carefully guided through the vibrant, turquoise harbor waters by a fleet of working tugboats. The piece is signed "J. Stewart" in the lower right corner. It is elegantly presented in a classic gold-tone wooden frame with a crisp, wide white mat that beautifully draws the eye into the sweeping maritime scene. A framer's label on the reverse from Coronet Galleries, Ltd. (Brooklyn, NY) speaks to the quality of its presentation.
Item Details
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Subject: Historic Ocean Liner (RMS Mauretania) in Harbor
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Artist: J. Stewart (Signed lower right)
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Medium: Original Painting
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Frame Style: Classic gold-tone wood frame with a wide white mat
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Framer: Coronet Galleries, Ltd. (Brooklyn, NY)
Dimensions
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Overall Frame Size: 42 ¾” W x 32” H
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Mat/Border Dimensions: 38” W x 27 ¾” H (approx. 2 ½” border width)
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Visible Painting Size: 32 ¾” W x 22” H
Condition Note
This artwork is in excellent vintage condition. The painting itself displays bright, vibrant colors and sharp details with no visible flaws. The gold-tone frame is sturdy and well-preserved, showing only minor, standard wear appropriate for its age. Please note: The protective brown dust paper on the back of the frame is torn and peeling along the edges, but this is entirely on the reverse and does not affect the artwork or its structural integrity. It is wired and ready to hang. Please review all provided photos carefully to fully appreciate the detail and condition of the piece prior to purchase.