U. S. Ship-of-The-Line
- Artist
- Antonio Jacobsen
- Date
- 1916
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Marina
The painting titled 'U. S. Ship-of-The-Line' vividly captures a majestic vessel akin to a ship-of-the-line, symbolizing the maritime prowess of early 20th-century American shipping. Reflecting Realism, the artwork emphasizes detailed craftsmanship and authentic maritime elements, reminiscent of the fleets operated by companies like Agwilines Inc. This company, a key player in New York City’s transportation, managed lines such as the Ward, Clyde, and Mallory Lines, often seen docked at a marina. The painting evokes a sense of maritime history and the robust maritime marine industry of that era.
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