LUCIELLE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE -PRINT
Lighthouses have traditionally been viewed as symbols of hope and security. As beacons of light, they provide guidance for safe passage to sailors and protect not only their lives but the coastlines nearby. Lighthouse Keepers had to light the tower's lamp every night and make sure that the lamp stayed lit until the sun rose the next day.
There have been many legendary lady light keepers throughout time. In fact, American women have tended lighthouses since colonial times. Hannah Thomas became the United States' first woman lighthouse keeper in 1776 after taking over the duties of her husband, John, during his service in the Revolutionary War.
History lives on in this unique work of art with Lucielle as the keeper of this surreal lighthouse, where she dedicates herself to a life of hard work out of a sense of duty. Every day you can find LUCIELLE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE maintaining a watchful eye to insure the safe passage of all nautical voyages. It is smooth sailing for the luxury cruise ship at dusk, as Lucielle cheerfully waves to the passengers as they continue along on their adventure at sea in the evening twilight.
By incorporating women into his series of works, the Artist continues to pay homage to women throughout the world for their steadfast determination and selfless contributions that have shaped history and continue to pave the way forward.
- Limited Print Edition of 100 copies (All Formats Included)
- 24in x 48in / 60.96cm x 121.92cm
- Each Reproduction is Hand-Signed and Sequentially Numbered by the Artist
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Free Shipping to the US and Canada
- OPTION: Stretched Canvas Print (Gallery Wrapped) with Printed Edges Allowing Work to be Hung Without Being Framed, Ready to Hang
- OPTION: Embellished Print. Make Your Print Unique by Adding Hand-Painted Embellishment by Philip Alleman
* Frame Not Included
* All Sales Final
* Please Allow 2-4 Weeks for Shipping & Handling
Lighthouses have traditionally been viewed as symbols of hope and security. As beacons of light, they provide guidance for safe passage to sailors and protect not only their lives but the coastlines nearby. Lighthouse Keepers had to light the tower's lamp every night and make sure that the lamp stayed lit until the sun rose the next day.
There have been many legendary lady light keepers throughout time. In fact, American women have tended lighthouses since colonial times. Hannah Thomas became the United States' first woman lighthouse keeper in 1776 after taking over the duties of her husband, John, during his service in the Revolutionary War.
History lives on in this unique work of art with Lucielle as the keeper of this surreal lighthouse, where she dedicates herself to a life of hard work out of a sense of duty. Every day you can find LUCIELLE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE maintaining a watchful eye to insure the safe passage of all nautical voyages. It is smooth sailing for the luxury cruise ship at dusk, as Lucielle cheerfully waves to the passengers as they continue along on their adventure at sea in the evening twilight.
By incorporating women into his series of works, the Artist continues to pay homage to women throughout the world for their steadfast determination and selfless contributions that have shaped history and continue to pave the way forward.
- Limited Print Edition of 100 copies (All Formats Included)
- 24in x 48in / 60.96cm x 121.92cm
- Each Reproduction is Hand-Signed and Sequentially Numbered by the Artist
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Free Shipping to the US and Canada
- OPTION: Stretched Canvas Print (Gallery Wrapped) with Printed Edges Allowing Work to be Hung Without Being Framed, Ready to Hang
- OPTION: Embellished Print. Make Your Print Unique by Adding Hand-Painted Embellishment by Philip Alleman
* Frame Not Included
* All Sales Final
* Please Allow 2-4 Weeks for Shipping & Handling
Lighthouses have traditionally been viewed as symbols of hope and security. As beacons of light, they provide guidance for safe passage to sailors and protect not only their lives but the coastlines nearby. Lighthouse Keepers had to light the tower's lamp every night and make sure that the lamp stayed lit until the sun rose the next day.
There have been many legendary lady light keepers throughout time. In fact, American women have tended lighthouses since colonial times. Hannah Thomas became the United States' first woman lighthouse keeper in 1776 after taking over the duties of her husband, John, during his service in the Revolutionary War.
History lives on in this unique work of art with Lucielle as the keeper of this surreal lighthouse, where she dedicates herself to a life of hard work out of a sense of duty. Every day you can find LUCIELLE AT THE LIGHTHOUSE maintaining a watchful eye to insure the safe passage of all nautical voyages. It is smooth sailing for the luxury cruise ship at dusk, as Lucielle cheerfully waves to the passengers as they continue along on their adventure at sea in the evening twilight.
By incorporating women into his series of works, the Artist continues to pay homage to women throughout the world for their steadfast determination and selfless contributions that have shaped history and continue to pave the way forward.
- Limited Print Edition of 100 copies (All Formats Included)
- 24in x 48in / 60.96cm x 121.92cm
- Each Reproduction is Hand-Signed and Sequentially Numbered by the Artist
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Free Shipping to the US and Canada
- OPTION: Stretched Canvas Print (Gallery Wrapped) with Printed Edges Allowing Work to be Hung Without Being Framed, Ready to Hang
- OPTION: Embellished Print. Make Your Print Unique by Adding Hand-Painted Embellishment by Philip Alleman
* Frame Not Included
* All Sales Final
* Please Allow 2-4 Weeks for Shipping & Handling
