Maritime · 20th century
€ 460
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
Good condition. The mount has slight wear and occasional spotting, adding to its vintage charm, common in prints of this age. Please study the images carefully.
This 1903 chromolithograph by Hugo Graf, from 'Deutschland zur See', features the SMS Baden, a coastal defense ship of the German Imperial Navy. Part of the Sachsen-class, SMS Baden was launched in 1880 and built for coastal protection with heavy armor and armament suited for near-shore engagements.
Measuring approximately 20 x 33 cm on its original 39 x 51 cm mount, the print captures the ship navigating stormy waters, reflecting its robust design. Though it saw limited action, SMS Baden symbolizes Germany's early focus on coastal defense, a strategic priority before the era of high-seas dominance. This print’s mount shows light wear and spotting, enhancing its historic appeal. Ideal for collectors of maritime and pre-WWI German naval history.
