Renate Roske-Shelton » Swallow Tail Light House (Sold)
Watercolor and Ink on Paper
16 x 12
2015
Available
This view of the famous Grand Manan Swallow Tail Lighthouse near North Head is from on top of an island rock that connects the famous Navigation Aide via steep steps and a swinging footbridge. This painting was rendered ‘en Plein Aire on a hot summer day. From this vantage point arrival and departure of the Ferries can easily be viewed. On a sunny day you can, indeed, “see forever”, to the far horizon and the natural theater of changing colours in the sky and reflected in the cold waters of the Bay of Fundy.
This view of the famous Grand Manan Swallow Tail Lighthouse near North Head is from on top of an island rock that connects the famous Navigation Aide via steep steps and a swinging footbridge. This painting was rendered ‘en Plein Aire on a hot summer day. From this vantage point arrival and departure of the Ferries can easily be viewed. On a sunny day you can, indeed, “see forever”, to the far horizon and the natural theater of changing colours in the sky and reflected in the cold waters of the Bay of Fundy.