Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978), "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" und "Island Feast" - zwei Menükarten des Passagierschiffs "S.S. Lurline" der Matson Lines aus dem Jahr 1950 - photo 1

Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978), "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" und "Island Feast" - zwei Menükarten des Passagierschiffs "S.S. Lurline" der Matson Lines aus dem Jahr 1950

Lot 5300
26.06.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 150
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5300 | Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978), "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" und "Island Feast" - zwei Menükarten des Passagierschiffs "S.S. Lurline" der Matson Lines aus dem Jahr 1950
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€ 150
Großformatige, farbenprächtig bedruckte Einbände mit den Bildern des US-Künstlers Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978): "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" bzw. "Island Feast". Innen die Menüfolge des "Captain's Dinner" zum 25. bzw. 30. Oktober 1950. Zudem jeweils der geschichtliche Hintergrund zu "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" (Hawaiis Annexion 1898) bzw. "Island Feast" (ein traditionelles Lu'au). Leicht stockfleckig.
Die 1882 gegründete Matson-Reederei in San Francisco war zunächst auf Frachttransporte nach Hawaii spezialisiert und stellte ab 1927 auch Passagierschiffe in Dienst, die wie die 1930-32 erbauten "Mariposa", "Monterey" und "Lurline" Hawaii touristisch erschließen sollten.
Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978), "Hawaii's Decisive Hours" and "Island Feast" - two menu cards from the liner "S.S. Lurline" of the Matson Lines, 1950
Großformatige, farbenprächtig bedruckte Einbände mit den Bildern des US-Künstlers Eugene Savage (1883 - 1978): "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" bzw. "Island Feast". Innen die Menüfolge des "Captain's Dinner" zum 25. bzw. 30. Oktober 1950. Zudem jeweils der geschichtliche Hintergrund zu "Hawaii's Decisive Hour" (Hawaiis Annexion 1898) bzw. "Island Feast" (ein traditionelles Lu'au). Leicht stockfleckig.
Die 1882 gegründete Matson-Reederei in San Francisco war zunächst auf Frachttransporte nach Hawaii spezialisiert und stellte ab 1927 auch Passagierschiffe in Dienst, die wie die 1930-32 erbauten "Mariposa", "Monterey" und "Lurline" Hawaii touristisch erschließen sollten.
Condition: II
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