Provenance: Barnaby Conrad, Santa Barbara, CA
This 1937 silver print shows the schooner Seth Parker at Coconut Island, with the vessel set against water, shoreline, and the mountain landscape beyond. The image belongs to the photographic record of Hawaiʻi in the early twentieth century, when harbors, ships, and coastal views were often documented as part of island life and travel culture. Its original faux bamboo frame reinforces the period presentation and decorative character of the photograph.
The composition is calm and horizontal, with the schooner reflected in the water and framed by the surrounding landscape. The silver print process gives the scene a clear tonal range, emphasizing the contrast between the vessel, water, and clouded sky. With Barnaby Conrad provenance, the piece fits within Hawaiiana, maritime photography, and historical images of Coconut Island.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
Provenance: Barnaby Conrad, Santa Barbara, CA
This 1937 silver print shows the schooner Seth Parker at Coconut Island, with the vessel set against water, shoreline, and the mountain landscape beyond. The image belongs to the photographic record of Hawaiʻi in the early twentieth century, when harbors, ships, and coastal views were often documented as part of island life and travel culture. Its original faux bamboo frame reinforces the period presentation and decorative character of the photograph.
The composition is calm and horizontal, with the schooner reflected in the water and framed by the surrounding landscape. The silver print process gives the scene a clear tonal range, emphasizing the contrast between the vessel, water, and clouded sky. With Barnaby Conrad provenance, the piece fits within Hawaiiana, maritime photography, and historical images of Coconut Island.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
