Original artwork description:
The lighthouse stands tall as the snow that was 3 feet deep only a month ago is melting away. Lighthouses are a common scene on the coast of Maine but this one, Woods Island Lighthouse, is special. It stands on a deserted island only reachable by boat, of course. My newest painting is from a photo taken by Ben Williamson in 2016. I saw it in a Down East Magazine ad 2019.
The sight of this grand survivor of the past gets my blood running and I am ready to pack and go back to Owl's Head for a long spirit reviving visit. There is always inspiration where ever you are. Just look around and stop to see it.
I have framed it recently in a fantastic weathered look frame that picks up the colors of the painting beautifully (the size and price and shipping have changed accordingly) and it is entered into a Juried Art Show to be held this Spring if the COVID 19 pandemic subsides. Fingers crossed for a world in a world of hurt.
Stay healthy my friends.
Materials used:
Canvas with wood stretchers, gesso, acrylic paints, and gel varnish for protection
Late Winter Thaw (2019)
Acrylic painting
by Nancy Brockmon
£1,652.64
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 88.9 x 73.66 x 3.81cm (framed) / 76.2 x 60.96cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
The lighthouse stands tall as the snow that was 3 feet deep only a month ago is melting away. Lighthouses are a common scene on the coast of Maine but this one, Woods Island Lighthouse, is special. It stands on a deserted island only reachable by boat, of course. My newest painting is from a photo taken by Ben Williamson in 2016. I saw it in a Down East Magazine ad 2019.
The sight of this grand survivor of the past gets my blood running and I am ready to pack and go back to Owl's Head for a long spirit reviving visit. There is always inspiration where ever you are. Just look around and stop to see it.
I have framed it recently in a fantastic weathered look frame that picks up the colors of the painting beautifully (the size and price and shipping have changed accordingly) and it is entered into a Juried Art Show to be held this Spring if the COVID 19 pandemic subsides. Fingers crossed for a world in a world of hurt.
Stay healthy my friends.
Materials used:
Canvas with wood stretchers, gesso, acrylic paints, and gel varnish for protection
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