FIRST LIGHT

Dawn reveals the Thomas Point Lighthouse, near Annapolis, Maryland. The oyster dredger skipjack Ralph T. Webster, built in 1905, is seen dredging for oysters, and the scene is viewed from the deck of another skipjack. Thomas Point is the last working cottage-style lighthouse in its original site on the Chesapeake Bay.

"With only a few boats still dredging oysters today, these are the last fishing vessels to work under sail in North America. Countless sailboats fished the Bay when this famous lighthouse was built in 1875."- John M. Barber, 2003

Available as:

• Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Print 13-3/4" x 26"
• Artist Proof Print 13-3/4" x 26"
• Hand Remarqued Artist Proof Print 13-3/4" x 26"

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