The Wedding Tree
My earliest memories of this landmark (also known as the Indian Wedding Tree) are from the early 1970’s when I moved to Cannon Beach to escape the big city. This tree had already deteriorated to the point it was not much more than a trunk with a few limbs but it still grabbed your attention. In its day the limbs were said to wrap around looking like arms to hold you. There was also a bench for watching the sunset.
While the tree is gone, except for photographs and our memories, this painting reminds me of those early days in Cannon Beach. Recently some dear friends brought in a small photograph of this landmark dated 1965. On the back it says “Charles- this is Cannon Beach- isn’t it beautiful?” Thanks Helen- It sure is!
Purchasing Options:
The Wedding Tree – Print
$25.00 – $875.00
Limited Edition
(250 signed & numbered) Giclèe Print.
Framed 27 ½” x 35 ½” $875 – Unframed 16 ¾” x 25” $425
Signed Open Edition
Giclèe Print
Framed 19 ½” x 23 ½” $450 – Unframed 10 ½” x 14 ½” $150
Mini-Print
Framed 9 ½” x 11 ½” $50 – Matted Only 8″ x 10″ $25
Frame and Mat Options
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We glaze all of our Limited and Open Edition Prints with Tru Vue Conservation Clear Glass which blocks up to 99% of UV light rays to protect against fading. If you are interested in upgrading to Museum Glass, please call or email the gallery for a quote. | ||||
Frame Options - Malabar (Brown) & Cascade (Gray)
Mat Option 1 - Talc/Dark Shale
Mat Option 2 - Jet Black/Jet Black
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Frame and Liner Options
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We glaze all of our Limited and Open Edition Prints with Tru Vue Conservation Clear Glass which blocks up to 99% of UV light rays to protect against fading. If you are interested in upgrading to Museum Glass, please call or email the gallery for a quote. | ||||
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Black LinerOptions 
White LinerOptions 
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Description
My earliest memories of this landmark (also known as the Indian Wedding Tree) are from the early 1970’s when I moved to Cannon Beach to escape the big city. This tree had already deteriorated to the point it was not much more than a trunk with a few limbs but it still grabbed your attention. In its day the limbs were said to wrap around looking like arms to hold you. There was also a bench for watching the sunset.
While the tree is gone, except for photographs and our memories, this painting reminds me of those early days in Cannon Beach. Recently some dear friends brought in a small photograph of this landmark dated 1965. On the back it says “Charles- this is Cannon Beach- isn’t it beautiful?” Thanks Helen- It sure is!
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| 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 |
