Victorian Lithograph of Whaling Scene, Oak Frame, 19th Century
Located in Queens, NY
English Victorian lithograph of seascape scene of with a sail boad and groups of rowboat hunters attacking a whale in an oak frame with a black border titled: \"Whaling, Cape of Good...
Oak
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