An Original Oil Painting by W. Ungstrup Denmark 1932 in Excellent Condition, Clean with no scratches, inpainting or repairs of any kind and framed in an amazing gilt wood frame. It’s like a museum piece, ready to be hung. The nautical painting captures a Flying P Liner with her sails open just enough to keep forward motion in extremely rough seas. “Flying P-Liner" sailing ship navigating a rough sea. These ships were a series of German steel-hulled four and five-masted barques built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for the F. Laeisz shipping company of Hamburg. They were renowned for their speed and reliability, particularly on the trade routes to South America and Australia. The term "Flying P-Liner" came from the company's house flag, which featured a white "P" on a blue background, and their reputation for fast passages.