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navigational hazards
with the vessels heeling gracefully as their crews work the decks — a hallmark of classic American Cup-era racing imagery
The artist masterfully captures the shimmering effect on the ocean — or perhaps early morning sun — as it cascades across the water's surface in shimmering flecks of white
Displayed in a double mat
Dimensions: 12" × 16"
Hibiscus and Mallows (Malvaceae family), Pair Original Botanical Prints, 1838 (Framed) United Kingdom navigational hazardsOriginal engravings featuring two species of the genus Urena: Urena tricuspis (left) and Urena reticulata (right). These plants belong to the Malvaceae family, which also includes hibiscus and mallows. From "Icones plantarum Indiae Orientalis" (Figures of Indian Plants), a monumental six volume work published by the Scottish botanist Robert Wight, 1838. Custom framed with double mats, UV resistant glass and a gold wood frame. In excellent condition.
