The lovely antique figure head above graces the walls of Freedom of the Seas on Deck 4.
The artwork on board Freedom of the Seas is truly incredible. During a one week cruise it is easy to get involved in the many activities offered and ports to visit, but taking the time to explore the art work found all over the ship is truly worthwhile.
Lois
It looks like she was a bride!! She looks pretty darn good for her age!!...debbie
ReplyDeleteI think if I were on a cruise on a ship that size, I wouldn't have time to go ashore!
ReplyDeleteit's so fascinating to see the history associated with any experience we have.
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm, do you mean figurehead instead? Maidenhead means a whole different thing. Trust me.
ReplyDeleteNone the less, it's absolutely fabulous. I would love to have that in our dining room where I have a lot of shells and seaworthy items.
Anni, You are so right. ;)
ReplyDeletewow, that is neat! she's beautiful in her age. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my that's beautiful! The 17th Century?? SOoooo long ago.
ReplyDeleteVery nice... I didn't know about this!
ReplyDeleteI think it is cool that the ship has invested in art work. They didn't really have to.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what great condition it remains in. Lovely lady!
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool Lois. I'm really into old ship history. I find it fascinating! Love Di ♥
ReplyDeleteI've seen a few antique figure heads in Maritime museums in California, and if I could afford them, I would be a collector.
ReplyDeleteYour Lady is beautiful!
Beautiful! The figureheads off of the old ships were truly works of art. Nice to see them giving this one the attention it deserves.
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