Safe Passage limited edition linocut prints was inspired by the enduring charm of Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, a beacon that has stood watch over Maine's rugged coastline since 1827. The lighthouse, commissioned by President John Quincy Adams, was originally constructed in 1827 but was rebuilt in 1835 due to poor initial construction. This piece is a depiction of the safe passage that lighthouses provide to sailors all around the world.
- Inked image size: 3.25" x 3" on 4" x 6" Lokta paper.
- The print is signed by the artist, titled and numbered.
- Printed on Lokta paper - a sustainable paper, hand-crafted in Nepal.
- Printed with the higest quality oil-based inks.
- Each print is hand-printed, so slight shifts in placement may occur—these unique variations add to their one-of-a-kind charm.
- Current Limited Edition Options: Natural Lokta paper with black ink (100), Navy or Cranberry Lokta paper with white ink (50 each)
Safe Passage
Orders are shipped every Tuesday and Thursday. All items will ship within 5-7 business days from the date of order, unless otherwise stated. If there may be a delay, I'll contact you directly. Thank you!
If a package is returned due to an invalid shipping address, I’m happy to re-ship it to a valid address. However, you will be responsible for the cost of re-shipping.
Each of my prints is part of a limited edition—once a set number is made, that specific image, ink, or paper color will no longer be used.
