NORRIS RAHMING (1886-1959) "1700s Frigate Ship" Similar to Blackbeard's Pirate Ship "Queen Anne's Revenge" Original Signed Oil on Canvas WPA Era Artist. Studied under William Merit Chase Gorgeous Carved Hardwood Frame 28 in. x 22 in. Excellent Vintage Condition Very Nice Given its Age. Canvas is tight. Colors are Bold and Vivid. The Artist: Norris RAHMING (1886-1959) Birth place: NYC Soon moved to Gambier, Cleveland, OH Profession: Painter, educator, etcher, lecturer Studied: NAD; ASL; N.Y. Sch. A.; Emil Carlsen; W. M. Chase; Robert Henri; H.G. Keller. Exhibited: PAFA Ann., 1927, 1930-32; Corcoran Gal biennial, 1930; CMA, 1925, 1926-29 (prizes), 1930-37; Great Lakes Exh., 1937; Columbus A. Lg., 1938-39. Member: CAA; Cleveland SA; Columbus A. Lg. Work: CMA; Newark Mus.; City of Cleveland Coll.; Cleveland YMCA; Senate Office Bldg., Wash., D.C.; Am. Embassy, Paris; WPAmurals, USPO, Gambier, Ohio; Rocky River (Ohio) Pub. Lib.; Bb. Ed. Bldg., Cleveland. Comments: Position: dir., dept. art, Kenyon Col., Gambier, Ohio, 1936-52 (retired); Study and Research: Mexico and the Southwest, 1953-59. While at Kenyon College Rahming fought to help recruit the first African American students to attend Kenyon College truly helping to break racial barriers --- Email or Text any Questions.....thank you. Due to special packing necessities for framed art items, shipping times may take a few days longer depending on the item and shipping destination location. Email through for more information.