With a risqué beauty as its centerpiece, this dramatic 1920s art celebrates cruise ship glamour, sun deck style, and the bold confidence of fashionable women.
Story Behind the Art
During the 1920s, Havana became the tropical escape Americans craved, with ocean liners departing regularly from New York and Miami.
The journey itself was half the adventure—a leisurely cruise offered relaxation and sea air, as well as plenty of opportunity to see and be seen.
This woman clearly knows she looks amazing, in her daring bathing suit and posed beneath that magnificent sun. She’s also flaunting an elegant cigarette holder, sleek bathing cap, and her utterly audacious airs.
The hand-drawn details, however, are the real star of this design. The crisp strokes and color highlights make this piece a bold statement in any interior design.
Product Overview
Available Unframed on 100% cotton rag paper, or Framed and ready to hang in solid oak with real glass. High-resolution print reveals the bright colors and hand-drawn details of this Art Deco masterpiece.
