Ship in Drydock by Donald Stoltenberg
Shipyards are waterfront structures for building, maintaining and repairing ships. One or more of the berths within a shipyard may be a dry dock. Dry docks are built to provide a platform for ship construction or repair. Dry docks can be flooded to allow a ship to float in and rest on a platform.
- Edition: 17/150, Color Proof 6, State Proof, Color Proof 2, BAT 1/50, A/P, A/P Artist Notation, Color Proof I, (2) State Proof
- Subject Matter: Nautical
- Created: 1981
- Inventory Number: x07092024.4. 1-10
- Current Location: Art Center
- Collections: Donald Stoltenberg Collection
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