MARINE - LEDUC - L'IMPERATRICE EUGENIE, Transatlantic liner (first liner built in Saint-Nazaire between 1862 and 1864). 19th century. Original color lithograph by Charles LEDUC (1831-1911). Signed in the plate. Proof on wove paper, printed by Becquet and published by F. Sinnett, Paris. Margins. "L'Impératrice Eugénie" is the name of the first transatlantic liner built in France. It was also the first ship to be built in Saint-Nazaire, at the Scott shipyard, now known as Chantiers de l'Atlantique. 33 x 49 cm. Condition B (a few marginal stains, subject in good condition).
Timed Friday 4 September・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 209

MARINE - LEDUC - L'IMPERATRICE EUGENIE, Transatlantic liner (first liner built in Saint-Nazaire between 1862 and 1864). 19th century. Original color lithograph by Charles LEDUC (1831-1911). Signed in the plate. Proof on wove paper, printed by Becquet and published by F. Sinnett, Paris. Margins. "L'Impératrice Eugénie" is the name of the first transatlantic liner built in France. It was also the first ship to be built in Saint-Nazaire, at the Scott shipyard, now known as Chantiers de l'Atlantique. 33 x 49 cm. Condition B (a few marginal stains, subject in good condition).

Result
€100
Buyer's premium
30%
MARINE - LEDUC - L'IMPERATRICE EUGENIE, Transatlantic liner (first liner built in Saint-Nazaire between 1862 and 1864). 19th century. Original color lithograph by Charles LEDUC (1831-1911). Signed in the plate. Proof on wove paper, printed by Becquet and published by F. Sinnett, Paris. Margins. "L'Impératrice Eugénie" is the name of the first transatlantic liner built in France. It was also the first ship to be built in Saint-Nazaire, at the Scott shipyard, now known as Chantiers de l'Atlantique. 33 x 49 cm. Condition B (a few marginal stains, subject in good condition).
Sale Friday 4 September・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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