Striking boudoir-format photograph by noted marine photographer C. Miller, capturing two elegant racing schooners, Agnes (No. 6) in the foreground and Vidette in the distance, sailing in full rig across choppy waters, likely during a competitive regatta off the northeastern coast. The boats are crisply rendered, with dramatic sails and hull lines set against a hazy shoreline.

The photograph is mounted to its original card, with the names AGNES and VIDETTE printed below the image, along with C. Miller’s imprint and the publisher’s blindstamp: Gubelman, 60 and 62 Nassau Street, N.Y. The number "919" at lower right corresponds to the publisher’s marine photography catalog. A classic image of late 19th-century yachting culture, prized for its clarity, composition, and documentation of American competitive sailing.