| The
Sparkman & Stephens yachts Dorade and Sonny are
shown in a good breeze, broad-reaching under spinnaker
and scudding clouds, past the light at Castle Hill and
out of Narragansett Bay. Built in 1930 and 1935 respectively,
the yachts could be sailing in the period, but their
asymmetrical spinnakers tell us it's a current event,
confirmed by the Feadship Krisujen approaching in the
distance. Both yachts survived not only the depression,
but World War Two. Their longevity is a testimony to
their designer, Olin Stephens and his brother Rod who
oversaw the project, their builders and especially their
owners, who have lovingly cared for these classic beauties.
Today it's not unusual to see the two yachts with similar
hulls just over fifty two feet, but very different rigs,
jousting in the waters off Newport where they have summered
for several years, actively competing in numerous yachting
events and berthed with other classics at the docks
of the International Yacht Restoration School.
SIGNED,
LIMITED EDITION PRINT
Edition
size: 650
Image size: 33 x 24.5 inches
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