Pair Vintage Mini Oil Paintings “Painted at Sea” Cruise Souvenir Acapulco Greece

Pair of vintage miniature oil paintings on board, sold as souvenirs on cruise ships in the mid-to-late 20th century. Both are labeled “Painted at Sea,” with one marked “Acapulco” and identified as “Moroccan Country Village,” while the other is noted as “Orthodox Church (Greece).”

Each painting measures approx. 5” × 3” and is framed to about 9” × 7” in vintage gold-toned wooden frames. Both are signed in red with a recurring souvenir artist’s signature (appears “R.C. Slob” or similar).

Labels on the back include stock numbers such as “5/6 hr” and “Art #800,” reflecting the quick-production, assembly-line nature of these works. These were mass-produced decorative paintings created for the cruise ship souvenir market — charming examples of mid-century décor and travel memorabilia, rather than fine art.

Frames and paintings show wear, scuffs, and scratches from age, but overall display well.

A unique set of vintage mini paintings for collectors of cruise memorabilia, mid-century decora