Queen Elizabeth 2
Cunard
The successful association with the SMC Design architects on
the P&O project, leads to new engagements for ships of Cunard, like
Holland America Line a division of Carnival.
Enterprise & Art is engaged first to provide a number of works for the refit of the Queen Elizabeth 2 in full swing in Bremerhaven, Germany. Bas Sebus and Ton Dubbeldam perform magnificently by completing, in one month, a monumental work for the Caronia and Mauretania restaurants on board.
Moreover, Enterprise & Art takes this opportunity to make a digital inventory of all art objects already on board these vessels
Queen Elizabeth 2:
| -Built: | 1967 |
| -Refit art: | 1999 |
| -Decks: | 12 |
| -Tons: | 70.327 |
| -Total Staterooms: | 901 |
| -Number of passengers: | 1.777 |
| -Length: | 963 feet |
| -Width: | 105 feet |
| -Cruising speed: | 28.5 knots |
Art locations Enterprise & Art:
| - Caronia Restaurant: | Bas Sebus (NL) |
| - Mauretania Restaurant: | Ton Dubbeldam (NL) |
| - Meeting Room: | Ciska van der Meer (NL) |
| - Cruise Sales Office: | Visscher (NL) |
| - Staterooms: | aquarellen, grafiek en |
| bronzen van diverse | |
| kunstenaars |
Bas
Sebus (the Nethrelands, 1961)
Italian landscape
Oil on aluminum 375 x 120 cm
Caronia Restaurant, QUEEN ELIZABETH 2
Ton
Dubbeldam (the Netherlands, 1957)
untitled, 1999
oil paint on aluminium, 147 x 397 cm
mauretania Restaurant, Queen Elizabeth 2
Saskia
Pfaeltzer (Dutch Antilles, 1955)
Three dancers
Bronze 38 x 45 x 10 cm
P grade suite, QUEEN ELIZABETH 2