Spanish-American War Naval Prints—Havana and Santiago, Cuba, and the return to the United States

Dramatic Spanish-American War Naval Prints painted by Henry Reuterdahl. (See below for more information on the artist.)

The names of the ships pictured in each appear in the border below each print and are listed with each print in the description below.

All of the prints are in good condition. The smaller one has some issues around the edges, but those will all be covered up when matted and framed. These were originally published in a book and as a result the wide prints have a crease, but it is only slightly noticeable. 

They are on foam board and will be shipped flat.

Offered individually and as a set of four at a savings.

The prints:

• The U.S. Battleship Maine at Havana, Feb. 14, 1898
  Size: 19.5" x 12.5"
  
  
• Keeping the Blockade. Flagship New York Signaling Orders Off Havana—Marblehead, Foote, Mayflower, Indiana, Cushing, Iowa
  Size: 27" x 12.5"
  
  
• The Destruction of the Spanish Fleet Under Admiral Cervera Off Santiago, July 3 — Texas, Maria Teresa, Cristobal Colon, Oquendo, Oregon, Iowa
  Size: 27" x 12.5"
  
  
• The Nation's Welcome to its Victorious Navy. The Fleet Under Admiral Sampson and Schley Saluting Grant's Tomb, Aug. 20—New York, Iowa, Indiana, Brooklyn, Oregon, Massachusetts, Texas
  Size: 27" x 12.5"
  

Available individually or as a set of four.

Shipping: $25—whether you purchase one item or multiple prints. Buy more and save on shipping.. Please allow two weeks for shipping.

About the artist

Henry Reuterdahl (August 30, 1871 -  December 21, 1925) was an American painter best known for his nautical paintings.In addition to serving as a Lieutenant Commander in the United States Naval Reserve Force, he was selected by President Roosevelt to accompany the Great White Fleet voyage in 1907.