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Marinemaler -Mitte 20.Jh.- Viermastbark Pamir auf

Lot 887
30.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 440
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Reinhard Blank GmbH
Event locationGermany, Frankfurt / Bad Vilbel
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Lot 887 | Marinemaler -Mitte 20.Jh.- Viermastbark Pamir auf
Estimate value
€ 440 – 1 320
Marinemaler -Mitte 20.Jh.- Viermastbark Pamir auf bewegter See, unten rechts schwer lesbar signiert und datiert „61“, der 1905 gebaute Dreimaster Pamir erlangte als einer der letzten frachtführenden Großseglern Deutschlands Legendenstatus, denn er zählte zu den sog. „Flying P-Linern“ der Reederei F. Laeisz, die für ihre Schnelligkeit und Zuverlässigkeit weltberühmt waren, sein Untergang ging als die größte und tragischste deutsche Schiffskatastrophe der Nachkriegszeit in die Geschichte ein: 1957 geriet das mittlerweile Segelschulschiff der deutschen Handelsmarine in einen Hurrikan und versank bei den Azoren in den Fluten des Atlantiks, nur sechs der 86 Besatzungsmitglieder (davon viele jugendliche Kadetten) konnten gerettet werden, Bildmaße 60 x 100 cm, goldfarbene Prunkrahmung mit Stuckauflage im Rokokostil, Rahmengröße ca. 83 x 122,5 cm
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