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Description

A oil painting on board of a steam ship in the sea, in a gilt frame

Measuring

Height 54 cms

Width 62 cms

Condition

Good

Physical Dimensions

Height

54cm (21.26")

Width

62cm (24.41")

Date of Manufacture

I M Chaney Antique Furniture has dated this Framed Steamship Oil Painting to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

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SA1241877

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Westbury Park
Bristol
BS6 7PT
United Kingdom

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ObjectOil Painting
Period1920 - 1940
StyleMaritime Art
MaterialOil Paint, Wood Board, Gilt Frame
ColourBlue, Gold, Black
MotifsSteamship vessel, Choppy sea waves, Moulded gilt frame, Funnel smoke plume
SizeH 54 cm (21 in) x W 62 cm (24 in)

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Maritime steamship artwork depicts commercial or passenger steam-powered vessels navigating open waters, a genre that gained prominence during the expansion of transoceanic steam travel.

Artists frequently applied oil pigments to rigid wooden boards or stretched canvases, which were then mounted inside carved or moulded wood frames coated in gilding or foil.

Authentic works often display age-consistent surface craquelure, subtle oxidisation on the reverse of the board, artist signatures along the lower boundary, and wear along the inner frame rabbet.

Position the artwork as a central focal point above a timber sideboard, a fireplace mantel, or alongside leather armchair seating within a study or library setting.

Dust the surface and frame lightly using a dry, soft-bristled brush, ensuring no liquid cleaners or chemical solvents contact the paint layer, and keep the piece away from direct sunlight.