Affordable Lighthouse Art Prints
New Canal Lighthouse, LA
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The current New Canal Lighthouse is a replica that was built after severe damage from Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita in 2005. The pilings were destroyed but the lighthouse remained mostly intact until a cold front destroyed what was left of the lighthouse. The wood from the 1890 lighthouse is now a part of the current lighthouse. Through the efforts of the Lake Pontchartrain Foundation the lighthouse was restored and reopened in 2013.
Pensacola Lighthouse, FL
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Gay Head Lighthouse, MA
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There's a shot of the Gay Head Lighthouse in the Academy Award thriller, "Jaws" in 1975.
New Dorp Lighthouse, NY
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Established in 1856 in the New Dorp (taken from the Dutch Nieuwe Dorp for "new village") section of Staten Island, the lighthouse stands guard on a hill.
New Dorp Lighthouse was part of a system of three sets of lights. It was a family station located two miles from the shore. In 1997 it was named a New York Landmark as a unique vernacular building with unusual design and outstanding architectural character. (Jeremy D'Entremont, the Lighthouse Handbook, Hudson River and New York Harbor.)
Lightship 95, London
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With Turner as my inspiration, I threw a hue of colors on the paper. When I finished, I delighted when the lighthouse emerged.
St. Simons Lighthouse, GA
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James Gould could not get enough of St. Simons Lighthouse. He was the builder and first keeper. After being awarded a contract to build the in 1807, he was appointed as the first light keeper at St. Simons. In 1830 he was paid $17000 to build a keeper’s dwelling. He served as light keeper for 27 years.
Hillsboro Lighthouse, FL
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The lighthouse art “A Purpose in Paradise,” dispels the peaceful notion of beacons, like Hillsboro Lighthouse. Swaying palms trees and calming azure water, belay it’s noble purpose. The lighthouse was built after four centuries of wrecks on area reefs. It has a black and white day mark. The top of the lighthouse is painted black to make it visible above the trees. The bottom white half contrasts against the trees.
Cape St. George Lighthouse, FL
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Wading in the Gulf of Mexico like a forsaken child, the Cape St. George Lighthouse collapsed in 2005. Storms and neglect led to its demise. The St. George Lighthouse Association rebuilt the lighthouse in 2011 with the support of state and federal governments.
Tybee Island, GA
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11x17 inch print. The lighthouse art “Synergy” of Tybee Island Lighthouse contrasts a small white picket fence in the foreground against the towering lighthouse.
Thinking about the ocean, palm trees and picket fence I decided to capture the energy of the lighthouse that was constructed four times.
Tybee Island is Georgia’s tallest and oldest lighthouse. Built in 1867, the present-day lighthouse is the fourth lighthouse constructed.
Amelia Island Lighthouse, FL
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In the painting, the lighthouse is camouflaged which contradicts the true purpose of a lighthouse. The lighthouse stood as a if it were a closely guarded secret because there were no directional signs for getting there.
Statue of Liberty
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