Ocean Liner

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

This location would inspire his lifelong love for and dedication to marine art, with a focus on both sailing and steam powered coastal and ocean vessels, most notably, the classic oc...

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. The World Ship Society published the following obituary for Laurence Dunn in 2006: DUNN, Laurence.

He built an enormous private clientele across Europe and the Americas, and received major public and institutional commissions, including furniture programs for the French Mobilier N...

In the late 1920's the company supplied furnishings for many ocean liners (incl. the Columbus which later sailed as the Homeric for the White Star Line of Titanic fame).

The two worked together on numerous commissions for interiors, though their greatest project has been lost: the first-class lounges and restaurants of the luxury ocean liner Andrea D...

His major realizations include installations for luxury ocean liners, theaters, cinemas, department stores, and Parisian hôtels particuliers, as well as exports to Europe and the Uni...

Degué’s international prestige culminated in his participation in the decoration of the legendary French ocean liner SS Normandie, the ultimate symbol of French luxury and modern des...

He decorated the ceilings of the ocean liner "Normandie". He created tapestries, illustrated books, and was a prolific portraitist, he became involved in public decoration after the ...

His works included the main entrance and the Hotel du Collectionneur at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925, as well as the interio...

His factory also produced glass panels for the legendary French ocean liner SS Normandie, one of the greatest Art Deco masterpieces ever built.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

He designed pavilions, textiles and furnishings for the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925. and interiors of residences and the French...

A Legacy of Design Excellence Jules Leleu (1883–1961), a Parisian master of Art Deco design, was known for his refined yet luxurious aesthetic, creating pieces that graced prestigio...

Made in 1943 and hand woven in 1945 at the Pinton workshops in Aubusson and was intended for the ocean liner La Marseillaise. He worked mainly with the Ateliers Berthaut and Hamot i...

His work graced numerous civic buildings, churches, and even ocean liners, showcasing his versatility and the seamless integration of artistic vision with architectural form.

He was particularly influential in the interior design of Dutch ocean liners, where his distinctive Art Deco aesthetic flourished.

Sight Size: 5 1/2 x 12 3/16 Inches Vallejo Gallery features the finest in marine and maritime antiques, artifacts and fine art including pieces of naval and yachting history includi...

Art Deco has influenced bridges, buildings, ships, ocean liners, trains, cars, trucks, buses, furniture, and everyday objects like radios and vacuum cleaners.

Sabino received major commissions for the great transatlantic ocean liners of the era, including lighting for the SS Île de France in 1927 and an illuminated glass fountain column fo...

Sabino received major commissions for the great ocean liners of the period, including lighting for the SS Île de France in 1927 and an illuminated glass fountain column for the Grand...

They were conceived as architectural elements intended to amplify light, expand interior spaces, and introduce sophisticated decorative geometry into fashionable homes, luxury hotels...

Art Deco has influenced bridges, buildings, ships, ocean liners, trains, cars, trucks, buses, furniture, and everyday objects like radios and vacuum cleaners.

Encircling the case are brilliantly graphic Art Deco travel decals: Paris, London, New York, Roma, Monte Carlo, the Queen Mary, Havanna Club, and, most notably, the legendary French ...

Paul Jouve was invited to collaborate to the decoration of the prestigious ocean liner the Normandie in 1935 and was, at this occasion, commissioned two paintings for the first class...

These ones are very stylized in a very thick molded glass to represent strong and geometric patterns. The French ocean liner, Normandie is a showcase of French style and taste, but,...

(Shipbuilders of Clydebank) to paint the murals in the Verandah Grill of the famous ocean liner the RMS Queen Mary. Their work can still be seen on the ship, now permanently moored i...

By the 1930s, Pascaud's reputation grew, leading to prestigious commissions, including the interior design of luxury ocean liners The Normandy and The Pasteur, and major projects for...

These included the decoration of the private apartments of the French President at the Élysée Palace, the Château de Rambouillet, and the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, as well as lux...

For several decades, he designed furniture ensembles for private clients, for luxury hotels on the French Riviera, and for the ocean liner Ferdinand de Lesseps in 1952; he also decor...

Paul Jouve was invited to collaborate to the decoration of the prestigious ocean liner the Normandie in 1935 and was, at this occasion, commissioned two paintings for the first class...

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

Manufactured by the prestigious Parisian silversmith Christofle, whose wares have long graced the tables of fine hotels, ocean liners, and embassies, this tray reflects timeless Fren...

These ones are very stylized in a very thick molded glass to represent strong and geometric patterns. The French ocean liner, Normandie is a showcase of French style and taste, but,...

In the early 1960s, he created many line drawings of Atlantic ocean liners. Upon his death in 2006, the World Ship Society published the following obituary: DUNN, Laurence.

He designed for the crème de la crème, from ocean liners to embassies, proving that great taste never goes out of style.

One of his most famous commissions was for the trans-Atlantic ocean liner, Mauritania, built in 1907. Operating at 60 Margaret Street and Cavendish Square, Charles Mellier purchased ...

Its bezel, with its evenly spaced six rivet-like accents, draws inspiration from the portholes of classic ocean liners - a subtle nod to travel and craftsmanship that has defined the...

Alice Cocea's apartment, the study of the French President at the chateau de Rambouillet (1947), the private apartments of President Vincent Auriol at the Elysee, many luxury ocean l...

In addition to production of vases, bowls, trays, plates, cups, plaques and doorhandles in enamel on copper, he also worked on large panels for decorating the interiors of ships and ...

Its sturdy leather edging and premium brass hardware reflect the highest standard of Vuitton’s craftsmanship during the golden age of ocean liners and first-class travel. Designed to...

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

By the 1930s, Pascaud's reputation grew, leading to prestigious commissions, including the interior design of luxury ocean liners The Normandy and The Pasteur, and major projects for...

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

But, in 1958 commercial jet liners were introduced, and a decade and a half later people were flying across the ocean in a few hours.

Custom variations of the system were specified for some of the most ambitious Italian design projects of the post-war era, including the Hispano-Olivetti Building in Barcelona (1960–...

Its bezel, with its evenly spaced six rivet-like accents, draws inspiration from the portholes of classic ocean liners - a subtle nod to travel and craftsmanship that has defined the...

For several decades, he designed furniture ensembles for private clients, for luxury hotels on the French Riviera, and for the ocean liner Ferdinand de Lesseps in 1952; he also decor...

During the second half of the 1940’s, he contributed to the decoration of 8 Art Deco ocean liners, such as the Ile-de-France, the Liberté and the Laos, working with the likes of Jule...

After the Second World War, he worked in Saint-Cloud in the workshop of Léon-Georges Baudry, contributing to the decoration of the ocean liner Île-de-France. When Baudry was appointe...