With an irregular (artwork) edge this art print does not require matting. Celebrate the beauty and spirit of your favorite Maine lighthouse, perfect for your home or office. Available in 18" x 24" (standard frame size) or the Grand View size of 36" x 53". Conceived, created and printed in Maine.
(1st Print Edition)
(1st Print Edition)
PORTLAND HEAD LIGHT Glicee Print
Size: 36"x 53"
2008 Annual Limited Edition
- Limited to 50 prints
High quality glicee archival print
Printed on acid-free watercolor paper
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Frame and matting not included.
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Grand View mail order form (pdf)
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2008 Print Annual Limited Edition
Only 50 will be printed this year in this size.
Current available print number is: 04/50
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See one on display at DownEast Art and Framing in South Portland - Maine Mall (number 11/50)
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•The Portland Head Light Maine's first Lighthouse
•President George Washington appointed the first keeper.
•The current keeper's house was built in 1891.
• The Christmas Eve shipwreck of the Nova Scotia bark "Annie C. Maguire" from Buenos Aires, Venezuela occurred in 1886. All 21 crew and passengers walked off unto shore. They were exhausted and half-starved surviving only on salt beef, macaroni, and lime juice to prevent scurvy. The keeper's family had prepared a Christmas dinner consisting of chicken pies, steamed vegetables and pastry. This was a joyous occasion for the ravenous refugees but not quite for the involuntary Good Samaritans. However, they never faltered in their hospitality. The uninvited guests left for Portland after three days having nearly eaten the kind keeper out of his home. As much as possible was salvaged from the "Maguire" before a storm on New Year's day 1887 destroyed the ship.
Built in 1791. Maine's first lighthouse
Town: Cape Elizabeth
Height of tower: 80 ft.
Construction; Rubble stone and brick lining
Lens: Originally a 4th Fresnel lens, today a modern optic
Range: 24 nautical miles
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PORTLAND HEAD LIGHT Print
Size: 18"x 24"
2007 Annual Limited Edition
(1st print edition)
- Limited to 1000 prints (not numbered)
High quality offset lithograph print
Printed on acid-free paper
Click here to read more about it.
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Frame and matting not included.
To order by mail download this
mail order form (pdf)