Steam yacht Namouna 1882

"Steam Yacht Namouna" is a chromolithograph created by Currier and Ives in 1882. This print depicts the steam yacht Namouna, owned by James Gordon Bennett Jr., as it sails across the water. The detailed and vibrant colors, characteristic of Currier and Ives's work, bring the scene to life, capturing the beauty and grandeur of the vessel. The print was likely commissioned by Bennett Jr. as a promotional piece for his yacht, highlighting its elegance and technological advancements of the time. This artwork serves as a historical record of the steam yacht and its owner, offering insight into the maritime culture and wealth of the late 19th century.