Drawing of Five River Steamers and Ferries: James M. Donahue's Deckhouse Was Handsomely Paneled. 2. Landscapes, Often By Famous Artists, Adorned Interior Panels. 3. on Single-Stack Riverboats, a Yoke Carried the Main Hog-Chain Around the Stack. 4. Stained Glass Was Used Freely in the Monitor-Roofs. 5. Right Up Until 1920 Coronado's Cabins Were Lighted By Oil Lanterns.

Object/Artifact

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Maritime Museum of San Diego

Name/Title

Drawing of Five River Steamers and Ferries: James M. Donahue's Deckhouse Was Handsomely Paneled." 2. " Landscapes, Often By Famous Artists, Adorned Interior Panels." 3. "on Single-Stack Riverboats, a Yoke Carried the Main "Hog-Chain" Around the Stack." 4. "Stained Glass Was Used Freely in the Monitor-Roofs." 5. Right Up Until 1920 Coronado's Cabins Were Lighted By Oil Lanterns."

Entry/Object ID

1981.286.001

Description

Details of 5 River Steamers & Ferries Cr: Complete/Excellent Pen and Ink Drawing of 5 Details of River Steamers and Ferries. By MacMullen, For Book Illustrations. in Blue Pencil Under Each Drawing: 1. " James M. Donahue's Deckhouse Was Handsomely Paneled." 2. " Landscapes, Often By Famous Artists, Adorned Interior Panels." 3. "on Single-Stack Riverboats, a Yoke Carried the Main "Hog-Chain" Around the Stack." 4. "Stained Glass Was Used Freely in the Monitor-Roofs." 5. Right Up Until 1920 Coronado's Cabins Were Lighted By Oil Lanterns." dimensions: 10-1/6" X 7-5/16"

Collection

Fine Art Collection

Made/Created

Artist

MacMullen, Jerry F.

Manufacturer

MacMullen, Jerry F.

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Drawing

Nomenclature Class

Art

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

James M. Donahue, Coronado"

Material

Paper