Road To Oysterville


Description

I have a strong emotional connection to the Long Beach Peninsula on the southern Washington coast. It was where I first got serious about painting watercolor many years ago and whenever I return, I find inspiration EVERYWHERE. This is the Oysterville Cannery on the Willapa Bay side of the peninsula. Carol and I were headed home from a trip further up the coast and weren’t ready to call our time away over. So, we took a right instead of a left and ended up, here. This cannery has so much soul! Hey, they even recycle the shells as gravel on the road. The late afternoon lighting was perfect, and the subject called out to be painted. If you haven’t explored this part of the coast, treat yourself and make the trip up the backside of the peninsula and then down the ocean side. By the way, “willapas” are some of the finest oysters on the planet- “a taste of heaven locked between shells.”

Additional information

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Edition

Limited Edition – Signed and Numbered, Open Edition – Signed, Mini Print

Frame Option

Unframed, Malabar (Brown), Cascade (Gray), Matted Only, Small Cascade

Mat Option

None, Talc/Dark Shale, Jet Black/Jet Black, Talc/Balmoral

Purchasing Options:

Limited Edition

(50 signed & numbered) Giclèe Print on Paper

Framed 31 ½” x 39 ½” $1250 – Unframed 21” x 29” $550

Signed Open Edition

Giclèe Print on Paper

Framed 19 ½” x 23 ½” $575 – Unframed 10 ½” x 14 ½” $175

Mini-Print

For mini prints, click here.

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