Ken Marschall is probably most famous for his brilliant paintings of the ocean liner Titanic. He is known for his meticulous attention to historical detail as well his artistic ability.
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Over the years Ken has also created historically accurate paintings of LZ-129 Hindenburg for books including Hindenburg – An Illustrated History and Inside the Hindenburg – A Giant Cutaway Book. Ken is now offering several of his original paintings for sale.
Painting For Sale:
From Hindenburg – An Illustrated History
The Hindenburg Disaster. Commissioned for the book Hindenburg: An Illustrated History (Pages 186-187). Acrylic on board, 30? x 23″ / Unframed
Graf Zeppelin arrives over San Francisco from Tokyo in August, 1929. Commissioned for the book Hindenburg: An Illustrated History (Pages 116-117). Acrylic on board, 34″ x 20″/ Framed
From Inside the Hindenburg:
ID #1: Acrylic on Board, 24″ x 19″ / Unframed
ID #2: Acrylic on Board, 24″ x 19″ / Unframed
ID #3: Acrylic on Board, 24″ x 19″ / Unframed
ID #4: Acrylic on Board, 12″ x 12″ / Unframed
ID #5: Acrylic on Board, 20″ x 16″ / Unframed
ID #6: Acrylic on Board, 25″ x 16″ / Unframed
ID #7: Acrylic on Board, 22″ x 18″ / Unframed
ID #8: Acrylic on Board, 22″ x 17″ / Unframed
Prices are available on request. For information about price or availability, please send me an email and I will pass it along to Ken: Dan@Airships.net
Note: As regular readers know, Airships.net is completely non-profit and non-commercial. I am posting this information solely as a personal favor to Ken, whose work I greatly respect; I will not receive a commission or any other compensation for this blog post and all discussions will be directly between the buyer and Ken.
We have a picture of the Hindenberg above the Lakehurst hanger It also has full plans of the interior It is approx 17″X 20″ On the bottom is Ken Marschall Dennis Kromm 1980 copy right Does anyone know what it is worth
Hi, just picked up this thread, are the paintings still available?
yes
My mother was a survivor of the Lusitania. When National Geographic was making the “movie” my mother played an important part in its filming. Consequently, my mother was given a framed painting(print?) of the ship. When my mother died, I received a phone call from(?) requesting the return of the… Read more »
Are there any paintings still available?
I will forward your questions to Ken Marschall.
yes
Just interested if there are any orginal Lithographs of the Hindenbrug available and cost/
yes I have a picture with paper showing to rooms etc
Has Mr. Marshall published a book of his paintings of the Hindenburg? If yes, is it available on the internet for purchase? Many Thanks
Hi Dan, Many thanks for sharing this news update regarding Ken Marschall’s paintings of the great airships. I am a huge fan of all of Ken’s work have a few of his signed lithographs of Titanic and Lusitania in my stock and have met he and Vern – amazing people.… Read more »
I have a copy of the painting and all the papers of the rooms etc in the airship It was given to the church and pastor then sold