Antique Vintage Framed Print Coastal Maritime Sailboat Victoria Harbor Murdoch B

$ 4.76

height: 2 in Signed: No Artist: Murdoch Bruce Title: Jardine Matheson And Co.Looking Northwest from Causeway Bay. 1846 Personalise: No Unit Type: Unit Material: Paper Period: Victorian (1830-1900) Year of Production: 1846 Framing: Framed Personalize: No Listed By: Individual Culture: Chinese Features: Framed Production Technique: Lithography Subject: Sailboats , Buldings , Peoples, 香港銅鑼灣 1846年, Hong Kong Causeway Bay 1846, Looking Northwest Unit of Sale: Single Piece Unit Quantity: 1 Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Handmade: No Item Width: 15" Type: Print Image Orientation: Landscape Item Length: 18" Colour: Blue White Gray Black Multi-Color Print Surface: Paper Region of Origin: British Size: Medium Country of Origin: United Kingdom Listed by Self-Representing Artist?: No Item Height: 2 in Certificate of Authenticity (COA): No Theme: Art, Sailboats , Peoples , And Landscape, Bay, Nautical, Maritime width: 15" Time Period Produced: 1800-1849

Description

Antique Vintage Framed Print Coastal Maritime Sailboat Victoria Harbor Murdoch B. Per internet search: "The 1846 lithograph titled "View of Jardine Matheson's looking North West from Causeway Bay". Has number 466A on the back. Frames have some scratches, defects, and marks per photos. Photos are parts of description. Multiple items? We offer combined shipping. Please send us a message first BEFORE buying to get this offer. Framed: 18" X 15". Unframed: 11 3/4" X 9 3/4". Unframed size 34 cm X 25 cm. Framed size: 45.5 cm X 37.5 cm. Per internet search: "The 1846 lithograph titled "View of Jardine Matheson's looking North West from Causeway Bay" depicts the early East Point premises of the trading firm in Hong Kong. Dated September 28, 1846, it shows the company's early infrastructure on the waterfront, highlighting Jardine, Matheson & Co.'s strategic role in establishing the British colony..... This, and similar works, can be found in collections such as the Royal Museums Greenwich and MIT Visualizing Cultures ."