The "Above Owls Head Light" Art Print by popular artist Alan Claude, depicts the picturesque Owls Head Lighthouse in Midcoast Maine.

The versatile 18" x 24" size print looks sharp either as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk-screen printing.

This image is Giclée printed on archival heavy paper with solid ink coverage, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Limited to 500 prints (not numbered) by year of creation

This is a framed print...details on the MAINE WOOD frame & Art Shield...

• Quality Maine Pine Wood frame


• No glass is used, instead, a matte laminated "Art Shield"


• UV protected & water-resistant


• Lightweight (6 lbs)


• Sharp bright colors & signed by the artist


• Wired on the back and ready to hang - hanger & nail included.


• Framed art measures approximately 21" x 27"


• Made In MAINE
  

About Alan Claude:

"Like most artists, I draw what inspires me... what makes me feel good.. which in turn, hopefully, does the same for the viewer. I start with taking lots of pictures, then I sketch a drawing on paper, and finally I redraw everything on the computer while keeping uneven shapes and providing a natural organic, silkscreened look".

"I lived in San Francisco for 23 years where I met my soulmate and moved to Maine. We got married at Marshall Point Lighthouse and that inspired me to draw life on the New England Coast".

“When I get up just before sunrise, I look at the sky and if it is glorious with dabs of yellow and orange and accented magenta clouds... I think... what would it be like at Pemaquid Point Light or some other lighthouse at this very moment?”

 Influenced by American realist painter Edward Hopper and European travel posters of the 1920’s, Alan Claude's challenge was to create an original series with a certain freshness of expression. Throughout the 20th century only a handful of lighthouse travel posters were ever made. "I wanted to reflect in this series the way I felt about lighthouses." Working in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration, the Lighthouse Collection Series is a way to honor these national historical treasures.