Description: π Beautiful 1877 Currier and Ives "Columbia Steamship" Lithograph - Professionally Framed πΌοΈπ’ Description: Ahoy, art enthusiasts and collectors! Feast your eyes on this remarkable piece of American maritime history β the 1877 Currier and Ives "Columbia Steamship" Lithograph. π¨β π Item Details: Title: Columbia Gem of the OceanArtist: Currier and IvesYear: 1877Production Method: Offset LithographyπΌοΈ Frame and Matting: Professionally done in 1991, in good conditionFrame Dimensions: 12.5 x 17 inchesπ Description:Behold the "Columbia: Gem of the Ocean," the largest steamboat of its time, immortalized in this vibrant lithograph. π’πΊπΈ Professionally gallery framed and matted in 1991, this piece is not just art; it's a journey through time. With inflation being what it is to get this framed and matted today would likely cost hundreds of dollars, the frame is of very high quality and is made from real wood, very beautiful. π« Condition:The frame and matting are shipshape, preserving this lithograph for generations. Discover a minor tear in the sealing paper on the back, revealing an inscription to the previous owner β a touch of provenance adding to its allure. π¨ Currier & Ives Legacy:Step back in time with this lithograph capturing the "New Excursion Steamer Columbia, Gem of the Ocean," a masterpiece produced by the legendary Nathaniel Currier and James Merritt Ives. Established in 1835, Currier's lithography firm became synonymous with depicting the essence of mid-to-late nineteenth-century American life. The partnership with Ives in 1857 marked the birth of Currier & Ives, a prolific firm that left an indelible mark on American art until its closure in 1907. π Diverse Subjects:Currier & Ives prints adorned homes and businesses alike, offering an affordable way to bring a slice of American life into daily surroundings. From spectacular landscapes to rural and city views, hunting and fishing scenes, domestic life, and beyond, their portfolio painted a vivid panorama of the era. ποΈ Artistic Duo - Parsons and Atwater:The creative duo behind this particular lithograph, Charles R. Parsons and Lyman W. Atwater, were renowned for their mastery in maritime scenes and city views. Their collaboration with Currier & Ives resulted in over thirty captivating images, each telling a story of America's evolving landscape and maritime adventures. π’ The Columbia Steamship:Capturing the grandeur of the "Gem of the Ocean," the largest steamboat for excursions, this lithograph by Parsons and Atwater immortalizes the excitement and energy of the era. The bustling deck, filled with tourists and framed by the iconic USA flag, is a testament to the allure of travel during this transformative period in American history. π Historical Significance:Owning a Currier & Ives lithograph is not just acquiring art; it's possessing a tangible piece of history. This piece, while a reprint, encapsulates the spirit and craftsmanship of the original work, a testament to the enduring legacy of Currier & Ives. π Legacy Lives On:Though the firm closed its doors in 1907, the legacy of Currier & Ives lives on through their timeless prints. This lithograph is a testament to the enduring popularity and historical significance of their work, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. π Keywords:#CurrierAndIvesLegacy #AmericanArtHistory #ParsonsAndAtwater #MaritimeMasterpiece #NathanielCurrier #JamesMerrittIves #ArtisticCollaboration #HistoricalLithograph #GemOfTheOcean #CollectorPieceπ¨ Authenticity:While not an original from 1877, this lithograph, produced through offset lithography, faithfully captures the beauty and spirit of the era. A stunning reprint that pays homage to the golden age of American travel. π₯ Keywords:#CurrierAndIves #MaritimeArt #SteamshipLithograph #HistoricalPrint #ArtCollector #GalleryFramed #NauticalDecor #OffsetLithography #AmericanHistory #CollectorGems π Collectors' Gem:Whether you're a seasoned collector, history buff, or someone searching for a captivating conversation starter, this lithograph is your ticket to a unique piece of history. Bid confidently to secure your place in owning a piece of maritime legacy! π Shipping:Securely packaged for a safe voyage to its new home. Don't miss the boat β bid now and make this 1877 Currier and Ives "Columbia Steamship" Lithograph the centerpiece of your collection! ππ #HappyBidding
Price: 85 USD
Location: New York, New York
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Artist: Nathaniel Currier, Currier, Currier and Ives
Unit of Sale: Single Piece
Signed By: Currier and Ives
Size: Medium
Signed: Yes
Period: Victorian (1830-1900)
Title: Columbia: Gem of the Ocean
Material: Matte Paper, Paper
Item Length: 13 in
Framing: Matted & Framed
Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint
Region of Origin: New York, USA
Subject: Adventure Time, Famous Paintings/Painters, Navy, New York, New York Skyline, Seafaring, Ships, Staten Island, States & Counties, Steamboat, paddlewheel, Cruise ship, ferry
Type: Print
Year of Production: 1877
Item Height: 13 in
Theme: Americana, Domestic & Family Life, Famous Places, History, Hobbies & Leisure, Maritime, Nautical, Patriotic, Social History, Travel & Transportation
Style: Americana, Illustration Art
Production Technique: Lithography
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Culture: American
Item Width: 17 in
Time Period Produced: 1850-1899
