After the Southeaster 1924

"After the Southeaster" is an etching by Philip Little, created in 1924. The print depicts a sailboat and a steamship in the midst of rough waters, possibly after a storm. The artist's signature is visible in the lower right corner, along with the date. The image is a testament to Little's skill in capturing the dramatic forces of nature and the resilience of ships at sea, an enduring theme in maritime art.