Herreshoff
American Masterpieces
6 June 2017
Territory Rights — Worldwide.
Description
Elegant by design and spectacular in performance, thirty-six iconic Herreshoff boats are showcased in magnificent photographs and original drawings.
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Company constructed the most thrilling, innovative and graceful boats ever built in the United States. Here the finest of the Herreshoff designs afloat today are presented with insightful commentary on design evolution in every facet—from lines to displacement to hardware, accompanied by full-colour images of each vessel both in detail and under way, and unique colour reproductions of Herreshoff’s archival plans and drawings. Each entry incorporates a history of the boat (or class), its owners, race results and fate, celebrating the many that still grace the waters.
Reviews
"... outstanding written history including hundreds of inspiring images and archival drawings for many of HMC's most iconic designs." — Classic Boat
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“Being set loose in these pages is like being given the run of a candy store.”—Washington Post Book World
Also By: Benjamin Mendlowitz
Benjamin Mendlowitz, Maynard Bray, John Rousmaniere
Iii, Hardback, 2011
America's premier photographer of wooden boats presents the best of his work from the past decade.
Benjamin Mendlowitz, Maynard Bray, Joel White, Roger Angell
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“Being set loose in these pages is like being given the run of a candy store.”—Washington Post Book World
Also By: Benjamin Mendlowitz
Benjamin Mendlowitz, Maynard Bray, John Rousmaniere
Iii, Hardback, 2011
America's premier photographer of wooden boats presents the best of his work from the past decade.
Benjamin Mendlowitz, Maynard Bray, Joel White, Roger Angell
Paperback, 2010
“Being set loose in these pages is like being given the run of a candy store.”—Washington Post Book World