Wallace F. Randall
United States,20th Century
Maritime work depicting the U.S.S. Conestoga powering through high seas. The Conestoga, a tug boat commissioned by the U.S. Navy in 1917 sank in the Pacific Ocean in 1921.
Signed lower left "M. Randall", annotated on reverse "Eight bells in the morning watch".
From a Providence, Rhode Island gentleman.
Paper 12" x 20",Frame 14 " x 21 3/4"

Minor soiling and paint loss, otherwise good condition, not inspected out of frame.

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