Cape Elizabeth Light, in Cape Elizabeth, Maine was painted by American realist painter Edward Hopper in the summer of 1927. I felt fortunate to obtain permission to visit the grounds some 80 years later. Today the Victorian house is a private residence, and the tower is under the care of the American Lighthouse Foundation. Much has changed since Hopper’s time. The house has been extensively remodeled and the once-barren hillside is now layered with fine homes. Still, it was easy to be taken back to Hopper’s time as I sketched and photographed this classic lighthouse in the morning light. The tower and house dominates my composition so I have kept the sky simple, but I have detailed the low-tide rocks of Casco Bay and distant Cushing Island that provided the depth I was seeking. Maine’s coastal Rugosa roses added a lively final touch.$10 Each Drink Coaster - that won't stick to your glass!
Absorbent stone coaster 4.25"x 4.25" with cork backing.
Beautifully made by CoasterStone - packaged in a individual sleeve
Each coaster is rustic and perfectly imperfect! Unlike our smooth paper prints, these coasters have slight color inconsistencies and minor scrapes because of the absorbent stone texture.
Limited inventory available.
Minimum order is $16 - Please Note if your TOTAL order is less than $16 your order will be cancelled and will not ship. You can buy a print or anything else that adds up to $16 or more :)
