Gordon Grant 1875-1962 'Sail and Steam' Signed Limited Lithograph Nicely Framed

Description: This beautiful lithograph print titled "Sail and Steam" by renowned artist Gordon Hope Grant captures the majestic beauty of a clipper ship sailing alongside a steamship. The print is signed by the artist in the lower right in pencil and is an original production technique. The artwork is framed and matted, making it ready to display in your home or office. The print is medium-sized, measuring up to 36 inches, and in landscape orientation. It was created in the 1940s and showcases a nautical theme with black and Americana style. The artwork is listed by a dealer or reseller, and there is no certificate of authenticity. This unique piece is perfect for ship enthusiasts and art collectors alike.Gordon Grant 1875-1962 'Sail and Steam' Signed Limited Edition SizeLithograph Professionally Framed with information about the artist. Size 21” 18.75” Sight 13.75” x 10”Gordon Hope Grant was a painter, etcher and lithographer, especially known for his marine subjects. Born in San Francisco, he was sent abroad via a lengthy ocean voyage to be educated in Scotland, an experience said to have inspired his lifelong interest in the sea. He later studied art in London, England. On his return to the U.S., he worked as an illustrator for the San Francisco newspapers the Chronicle and the Examiner, and for other periodicals. He covered the Boer War and the Mexican Revolution as a battlefield artist for Harper’s Weekly. By the late 1920s, he was exhibiting his work and winning awards at prestigious venues such as the Salmagundi Club, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Paris Salon of 1937 and the National Academy of Design. His works are in numerous collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the U.S. Naval Academy, and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.History of McCaughen & BurrEstablished in 1840, McCaughen and Burr is the oldest art gallery west of the Mississippi River. Our days began on the river front and from there we have seen many of the different districts of St. Louis. Ranging from the river front, to the heart of the city, the Central West End and now located Webster Groves, our roots are deep within the St. Louis community. When William McCaughen met Calvin Burr, a newsboy who would later marry McCaughen’s daughter, McCaughen and Burr was founded. The gallery ownership has never left the decedents of McCaughen and Burr, and today is run by the sixth and seventh generation.Keep in mind the shipping price also covers handling fees, packaging materials & time, not just postage.Shipping Calculator is often wrong please contact me for an accurate international shipping price.See our eBay store for our 1000’s of other items.C20

Price: 345 USD

Location: Saint Louis, Missouri

End Time: 2025-01-12T02:50:21.000Z

Shipping Cost: 30 USD