American school (XX) - Groot schilderij van de "Washington Conference in the Pan American Building 1921"

Beautiful antique painting of the "WASHINGTON CONFERENCE ON LIMITATION OF ARMAMENT IN THE PAN AMERICAN BUILDING IN NOVEMBER 1921". The conference lasted several months; it was and remains very important for America. Below is the history of this important event added, along with an original photo of the conference (last photo).
The painting is unsigned, but on the back it reads "American Artist Unknown." This painter was therefore excelled in his craft, given how faithfully it is depicted (see the comparison with the original photo).
Oil on canvas.
No damage or restoration detectable. The painting is still in very good condition. The gilt frame is also in very good condition.
The whole is ready to hang in your living room immediately.
Dimensions of the painting: 100 x 70 cm. The frame is 116 x 86 cm. The photos are part of the description.
The Washington Naval Conference was a milestone in the history of disarmament. The conference took place from November 12, 1921 to February 6, 1922 and was organized by the United States in Washington, D.C. Nine countries participated in the conference, which resulted in three important treaties. These treaties were aimed at limiting naval armament and preserving peace in the twenties. The conference was of great importance because it was the first arms-control conference in history and is still studied by political scientists as a model for a successful disarmament movement. The success of the conference was due to the shared desire of the countries to scrap maritime competition from the list of possible causes of international conflicts. However, it proved impossible to reach agreements that encompassed all types of naval ships. This led to specific tonnage limits for battleships and aircraft carriers, with certain limitations on the size and maximum gun caliber for other ships.
The Washington Naval Treaty is recognized as an exceptional success in its implementation, with the signatories faithfully meeting their obligations. The treaty has since been a cornerstone for the American government and Congress, and it remains a fundamental policy of the U.S. government to maintain world peace.
The American delegation, led by Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes, consisted of Elihu Root, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Oscar Underwood, the latter being the Democratic minority leader in the Senate.
Preferably pickup at 3770 Riemst, but can also be shipped.
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TIP: Riemst lies 7 km from Tongeren, where weekly on Sunday mornings the GREATEST ANTIQUE MARKET of the BeNeLux takes place. All nationalities come to look and buy. You can combine picking up the painting with a visit to the antique market and then pick up the painting at home Sunday afternoon."