Antonio Jacobsen "Americas Cup, 1871" Oil Painting

FINE REPRODUCTION OF AN ANTONIO JACOBSEN PAINTING OF "THISTLE" AND "VOLUNTEER" IN THE 1887 AMERICA'S CUPGiclée on canvas, 19.75" x 34.25". Framed 26" x 40".

ARTIST: Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (New York, New Jersey, Danish, 1850 - 1921) NAME: Steamship YEAR: 1907 MEDIUM: oil on board CONDITION: Some flaking. Some craquelure. Some small scattered inpai

Oil on canvas. American Steamer on Rough Seas. Signed l.r. and inscribed 705 Palisade Ave. West Hoboken, NJ; 13in. X 18in.

Keith Reynolds (American, B. 1929) "America's Cup" Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Canvas Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. Th

12" X 24" ON MDF, DEPICTING THE AMERICA'S CUP RACE AND THE NANTUCKET LIGHTSHIP; 20TH C. AMERICAN ARTIST

19th Century America's Cup Folk Art Ship Painting. Oil on Devoe Artist Board. Depicting the Ship America. 12" x 16"

Oil painting titled Schooner by D. Tayler, circa 2002. Tayler is a well-known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts and yacht

Oil on canvas showing the America's Cup yacht "Defender" leading "Valkyrie III" in the 1895 America's Cup. Both gaff rigged vessels are shown racing under full sail through moderate seas. Fitted to a

Oil painting titled America's Race by D. Tayler, circa 2010. Tayler is a well known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts, and

From the Original Oil painting by Artist Charles Sidney Raleigh, Copyright 1975 Charles B. Rowley Jr. Reproduced by the Meriden Gravure in a Limited Edition of 1000 copies. Outside of the numbered edi

Oil painting titled "Full Sail" by D. Tayler, circa 2010. Tayler is a well known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts, and ya

Art,Painting,Oil On Board,Folk Art America's Cup ? Yacht Race,A fine looking folk art or primitive depiction of a race between two yachts, possibly the Americ'a Cup. In antique, possibly original gold

An antique oil on board painting by Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (American, 1850 - 1921) circa 1916 titled "Glad Tidings" depicting a large sailboat and three freighter boats at sea. It is signed a

ANTONIO JACOBSEN (AMERICAN / DANISH, 1850-1921) "BLACK BALL LINER COLUMBIA" MARINE PAINTING, oil on board, depicting a three-mast ship with foremast having a black ball, and an American

ANTONIO JACOBSEN (AMERICAN / DANISH, 1850-1921) "BRAZOS" MARINE PAINTING, oil on board, depicting a double-stack steamship at full steam under billowing clouds, flying the American flag and a "BRAZOS"

New Jersey; 1930. Oil on canvas painting of Americas Cup race. Signed Vida Roberts. Dimensions 22 1/2" by 26 1/2"

Unknown artist, oil on canvas painting after Antonio Jacobsen's 1886 Maritime painting of ship Sam L. Storer. Measured 22"X26.25", frame 26"x30".

Sight size: 8.5 x 11 in. Oil on canvas painting of America's Cup Yachting scene. Signed and dated lower right.

21 1/2" x 35" Image of the Britannic. Painting has been re-lined. Signed lower right.

Description: Oil on Board Painting, Portrait of the American ship "Niobe' and the American schooner J.(John) B. Spafford (alternately spelled Spofford) by Antonio Jacobsen(1850-1921). The ship identif

Description: An oil on canvas painting of the 1962 America's Cup. It took place at Newport, Rhode Island. Signed by the artist, lower left. History: A Dutch artist born in 1913 and died in 1975. The 1

Oil on canvas painting of the America's Cup. Vessel is flying the American flag. Dimensions: 30 tall, 42 long

Description: Oil on board painting by this almost exclusively ship portrait painter depicting a scene on deck in high seas inscribed, 'Fore Lee Brace' by artist and signed Antonio Jacobsen, lower righ

Jacobsen, Antonio Nicolo Gasparo [Danish/American, 1850-1921] oil on board painting of the sailing ship Corsair, signed lower right "Antonio G. Jacobsen 1919". Site: 19 ½ inches high, 35 ½ inches wi