by David Young

About The Painting ...

'R.M.S. Carmania Leaving New York'

The Carmania is one of my favorite ships.  I've painted her three times now and have begun a fourth.  To me, she embodies the classic look of ocean liners from that era.  Quite different than the massive four-stackers that were to follow in the 1920's and 30's.

She was built in Glasgow, Scotland and launched in 1905.  Her first crossing, from Liverpool to New York, was made later that year. Pride of the Cunard Line, she was the sister ship of the Caronia.  She remained in service until 1931 and was broken up in 1932.

This small painting, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", is an oil on a gessoed wood panel. I've chosen to frame it in a wrapped linen liner with a gold slip to match the frame.  The overall size with frame is 12" x 15".

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