An Atmospheric c.1920s Impasto Oil on Board of RMS Titanic at Quayside sub-Antiques The original purpose of the

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An Atmospheric c.1920s Impasto Oil on Board of RMS Titanic at Quayside sub-Antiques The original purpose of theOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1915 35 Height: 11. 5 inches Width: 16 inches The impasto oil on board presented in its original oak frame depicts RMS Titanic at Quayside setting on her maiden voyage set against a foamy sea and fluffy sky with figures watching her depart on the dockside being apparently unsigned and surviving from the early twentieth century. The painting is in good overall condition, it being