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| Robert Lloyd's preparatory sketch for his next QM2 painting |
Passengers
travelling on a Queen Mary 2 crossing to New York in November will have an
opportunity to get their hands on a unique souvenir – an oil-painting of the
ship actually created during the voyage.
Maritime artist
Robert Lloyd – whose works hang prominently on all three Cunard Queens - will
be in the ship’s Grand Lobby every morning, working on the painting and
answering questions from guests.
The work will be
sold to the highest bidder on the last afternoon at sea, and proceeds will be
donated to The Prince’s Trust.
Fares for the crossing, which leaves Southampton on 12 November and arrives in New York on 19 November, start at £899, including return flight.
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