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The Werder Collection has been formed by an enthusiastic and
very active collector in Germany within the previous 30 years. It represents
- more than other collections of this kind - the typical ship portraits
which have been brought home by German Captains coming from the ports
of the Nortern and Baltic Sea. The sail or steam vesseln shown
on the paintings visited many harbors around the world and we find in
this collection all kind of European, American and (mostly unknown)
Chinese Artists from the 19th Century. Especially well represented are
in this collection paintings by the older and younger Petersen (sometimes
in co-operation with Holm) and works by John Henry Mohrmann, who often
received commissions by German Captains. These ship portraits are not
available for viewing to the public and this presentation is the first
and only way to see images of all these paintings. Click on photo
to enter.
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The Oporto Collection belongs to an ambitious collector in the
old Harbour Town of Porto, Portugal. Being himself in leading
position in the Portuguese and International Trade the owner likes especially
paintings and half models of the old steamers which were used in the
second half of the 19th Century and in the beginning of the 20th Century
until the 1920s. It is also of meaning to the collector that the painter
is not only locally known, but internationally recognized as a good
ship portrait or marine artist. A recent addition to the collection
was the magnificent painting of the "Peninsular" by the leading
steam ship portraitist of the world - Antonio Jacobsen - see photo right
and the description below. We will update this page with more additions
in the future. These items are not available for viewing to the public
and this presentation is the first and only way to see images of these
paintings. Click on photo to enter.
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