Sparkman & Stephens Blueprint of a Sloop

Framed blueprint of the sailboat turnover, designed by William Atkin for Motor Boating Publishing. Showing hull lines, deck, and profile. Circa 1937....

Richly colored blueprint showing the seventeen-foot sailing boat “TURNOVER”. Plan shows hull lines, deck details, hull cross sections, etc. The drawing is by naval architect William ...

Original blueprint of a proposed auxiliary cruising ketch. The blueprint shows the hull profile, mast, spars, deck house, etc. Drawn by R.E.W. Rich blue paper. Details are delicate w...

Original yacht blueprint from the famous naval architect John G Alden of State St, Boston. The vessel represented is a fifty three foot power cruiser with two masts. Large main cabin...

Original blueprint of the yacht Spirit from naval architect John G. Alden of Boston. This is for Project 581, the yacht was built by Hodgdon Brothers of East...

John G. Alden yacht blueprint of a sixty-foot fast cruiser. This is a layout and profile. Stately design with great proportions. Layout includes wheel house, cabin, saloon, three sta...

A fascinating and expansive six-foot-wide 1950s copy on paper of a historically important and rare 1923 panoptic engineering blueprint titled “Proposed Highway Crossing - San Francisco to Sausalito” by John G. Little & Co. It depicts a pair of suggested solutions for bridging the world famous Golden Gate, the mile-wide strait where San Francisco Bay meets the Pacific Ocean. Both crisply rendered San Francisco-to-Sausalito crossings are meticulously drafted in full at 1” = 400’ scale, with each having a total length of 22,780 feet (4.31 miles). The proposal at top depicts a high-level bridge with three 1,100 ft. spans, and the proposal at bottom depicts a combination trestle-and-tube design that presciently evokes the similarly submerged Transbay Tube that would open fifty years later nearby. Little estimated their respective costs to be $14,000,000 and $11,000,000—or approximately $215,333,000 and $169,190,000 when adjusted for inflation. As shown in the aerial view map at top right, the proposed connection points would’ve been near where Van Ness...

We present you this whole-figure portrait of Stephen of Blois, based on the copperplate. This is one of the ten graphics from the series, depicting kings and princes of England. Th...

Lithograph of a woman by Stephen White. Numbered 199/220. Dated 1975. Titled: Visitor. Medium: Woodcut on wove paper, signed and numbered in pencil. Metal frame.

Antique print titled 'Ordre de Saint Étienne'. Print of a Knight in ceremonial robes of the Order of Saint Stephen, a Hungarian order of chivalry. ...

On 3rd July 1973 Stephen Shore (b.1947) set out on a road trip. The journey marked an important turning point in his career, as he was coming to the tail...

In 2007 PS1 gallery in New York put on a show called ‘Not for Sale’. It included paintings, photographs and sculptures by more than thirty artists who had been asked to lend a work that they could not part with. Stephen Shore...