Titanic painting from A Night To Remember book

My favorite Titanic artist, hands down, is Ken Marschall. But there are 2 other Titanic paintings (by 2 different artists) I love as well...
One is a great port aft side glipse of a sinking Titanic- Chris Mayger (i believe) is the artist. This painting is on the softbound edition of A Night To Remeber.

Where is the original painting?


There is another classic Titanic painting- I have also seen on an earlier paperback edition of A Night To Remember -back in the 50s- But Im at a loss as to the name of the artist. Think of a view of Titanic , sinking, a view from astern, and icebergs towered ahead....Does anyone know the painting Im refering to, and where I can get a print?

Thanks


Tarn Stephanos
 
Hi George!
That might be the artist..
Do you know if prints are sold anywhere?
Thanks!

btw-I imagine MI must be in mourning, after over a century, Oldsmobile is shutting down...


regards


Tarn Stephanos
 
Hi, Tarn!

I'm afraid I don't know if prints are available -- perhaps a search engine might be of assistance.

>btw-I imagine MI must be in mourning, after over >a century, Oldsmobile is shutting down...

Yes, but I hear that the Hupmobile is making a comeback. :-)

All my best,

George
 
The Willy Stoewer picture is in the Corbis-Bettmann archive but I don't know that Corbis owns exclusive rights to its reproduction. I believe it is in the collections of several photo agencies. I am almost certain it is a rights-protected image, however.
 
If that painting is the same as the one on the cover of Last Log of the Titanic by David Brown I think it is by Norman Wilkinson. If I am wrong then someone please let me know.

Chris Mayger was a prolific maritime artist in the 70's and he was my number one artist until I discovered Ken Marschall's work in the mid 80's.
Mayger's Titanic shows us a realistic ship under a fanciful sky whereas Ken painted as realistically as possible. The first Marschall I saw blew me away as it showed the sinking as I sw it in my head when I read Lord, Marcus et al.
A volume of Mayger's work still has pride of place on my book shelf in its own write alongside Marschall's works.

cheers

Martin
 
Yes Lee,

The collection is called

"The Marine Paintings of CHRIS MAYGER"
introduced by david Larkin and published by Pan 1976. ISBN 0330 24832 4

Try your Amazon.com connections and you should be able to pick it up 2nd hand.
good luck

Martin
 
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