Alexander Yakovlev, Alegorical Scene (design for a mural on the SS Îlle de France), 1920s

£100,000.00

POA

Oil on canvas

78x152 cm

Studio stamp lower right

Provenance:

S. M. Vose II (director of Vose Gallery, Boston from 1964), collection catalogue No. 97.

The SS Île-de-France was a French ocean liner. The ship was the first major ocean liner built after the end of World War I and the first liner to be decorated in an Art Deco style. Considered the most beautifully designed ship ever built by the CGT, she became the preferred ship of the interwar era, transporting young, wealthy and fashionable Americans to and from Europe.

POA

Oil on canvas

78x152 cm

Studio stamp lower right

Provenance:

S. M. Vose II (director of Vose Gallery, Boston from 1964), collection catalogue No. 97.

The SS Île-de-France was a French ocean liner. The ship was the first major ocean liner built after the end of World War I and the first liner to be decorated in an Art Deco style. Considered the most beautifully designed ship ever built by the CGT, she became the preferred ship of the interwar era, transporting young, wealthy and fashionable Americans to and from Europe.

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