Solo cruise planning · Balconies & suites
Explore the ship's art collection and original interior design account. This Queen Mary 2 reference helps you identify the questions that matter for your cruise, including the arrangements you would prefer when traveling alone. Keep the original details in context: ship layouts, facilities, policies and packages may have changed, so ask Deluxe Cruises to confirm the current position for your chosen departure.
Queen Mary 2 is the largest passenger ship ever built, and she possesses an art collection worthy of her status. Cunard Line has always been a patron of the arts, and Cunard liners have always been repositories of fine art. QM2 continues this tradition in grand style.
Works will range from free-standing bronze and glass sculptures to expansive murals, oil paintings, watercolors, mosaics, reliefs, models, and many other works. Major elements of the liner's art collection include a sculptural relief of some 450 square feet, a 300-square-foot tapestry, a number of oil paintings in the range of 250- to 300-square-feet each, several groupings of oversized bronze sculptures and a trompe d'oeuil painted ceiling of 1,200 square feet. In addition, the company supplied some 4,000 limited edition prints for use in cabins and companionways on board.
Cunard Line, one of the world's most recognized brand names with a classic British heritage, has been in the business of providing luxury ocean travel for more than 160 years. The Cunard fleet includes famed Queen Elizabeth 2 and Caronia (formerly the Vistafjord).
Cunard Line is a unit of Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) and a member of the exclusive World's Leading Itineraries Lines alliance, which also includes Carnival Itineraries Lines, Seabourn Itineraries Line, Holland America Line, Costa Itineraries and Windstar Itineraries. Together, these member lines share a commitment to quality and value, offering Itineraries vacations that appeal to the widest range of lifestyles and budgets and sail to some of the world's most exciting destinations.
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