The USS Missouri (BB-63) was an Iowa-class battleship that became one of the most historically significant naval vessels in American history. Famous as the site of Japan's formal surrender on September 2, 1945, she symbolized Allied victory in the Pacific Theater. With her powerful 16-inch guns and advanced fire control systems, the Missouri represented the pinnacle of battleship engineering during World War II and continued serving through the Cold War era.
Cutler West drafts each vessel as a meticulous technical blueprint, tracing hull and superstructure in clean line work. It is maritime engineering presented as draftsmanship, a considered piece for an office, study, or anyone drawn to ships and the sea.
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- Unframed Giclée — printed on premium 235gsm thick matte fine art paper with archival, acid-free pigment-based inks. Usually ships the next day.
- Framed Giclée — contemporary 1.5-inch wood frame in black or walnut, with a subtle textured grain.
- Stretched Canvas — hand-stretched on a hardwood frame with a deep 1.5-inch thick profile. Pigment-based inkjet print on high-quality canvas, ready to hang.
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