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Here/Now: Tillamook Lighthouse Artwork - Limited Edition of 100

Craig Snyder

United States

Digital, Lithograph on Paper

Size: 30 W x 20 H x 0.1 D in

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$240

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About The Artwork

Illuminate your space with "Here/Now: Tillamook Lighthouse," a nostalgic digital illustration overlaid on a 1912 map of lighthouse districts. This piece captures the guiding light of the Tillamook Lighthouse and the importance of being present in the moment. This artwork is inspired by the Tillamook Lighthouse, a beacon of safety and guidance during the artist's childhood in Cannon Beach, Oregon. The words "HERE" and "NOW" serve as a reminder to stay grounded in the present, much like the lighthouse itself. The beam of light from the lighthouse is both a warning and a welcome, highlighting the dual nature of beauty and danger. The illustration emphasizes the significance of being aware of one's surroundings and finding peace in the present moment. Map Origin: "Lighthouse Districts and Principle Lights, Depots, and District Offices," issued by the United States Lighthouse Service in 1912 Ideal for those who appreciate maritime history, coastal living, or mindfulness. This artwork is perfect for display in living rooms, offices, or meditation spaces, adding a touch of historical charm and a reminder to stay present. Let "Here/Now: Tillamook Lighthouse" bring the calming presence of a lighthouse into your home. Order now to add this beautiful and meaningful piece to your collection. For any questions or custom requests, please reach out.

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Digital:Lithograph on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:100

Size:30 W x 20 H x 0.1 D in

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Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.

As an artist, I tell visual stories that reveal, question, and celebrate how people interact with the natural and built environment around them. I combine historic maps from the public domain collection of the Library of Congress, with my own illustrations in an attempt to reveal layered meanings derived from history, mythology, folklore and nature. I'm most interested in the often uneasy process of forging a context that surrounds people and places. This often results in producing more questions than answers, which has required a certain level of learned humility, and acceptance that secrets do not loose their grip easily. Artworks are available in two ways, signed limited editions, and unsigned open editions. The signed limited edition Giclee prints are printed by Candela Fine Art Printing using archival inks on archival Canson Edition Etching paper. The unsigned open edition prints are made available to honor the originating principles of maps - as shared visual knowledge to meant to inform, inspire, and guide. I'm excited to bring these works of art to current day explorers through similar means of mechanical reproduction meant for wide distribution and affordability.

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