Hooper Strait Lighthouse Matted Print Framed Signed Maryland David Knowlton lll

Description: David Knowlton lll Hooper's Strait Lighthouse Hooper Strait Lighthouse Print Framed Matted Signed St. Michael's Maryland MD Chesapeake Bay Navy Point Sail Boat Wood Frame Art Artist Hooper Strait Lighthouse Print with Sail Boats by David Knowlton lll Matted with a Dark Brown Wood Frame Mearures approx. 15 3/4 inches wide x 10 1/2 inches high - this includes the frame. Art in the frame, not including matting, measures approx 9 3/4 inches wide x 4 3/4 inches high. Bottom left is signed (looks like a "print" signature and not a ink pen "true" signature). Condition: Pre-owned condition; ready to hang; glass is in perfect condition; print is like new, as it has been in the frame since purchase; frame has nicks and scratches and cracks (one bigger nick/crack in the bottom right of frame) - hard to see when it's hanging on a wall, but frame is not in perfect shape; small holes in back. See photos for full description. Smoke-free home. About Hooper Strait LighthouseThe Hooper Strait Lighthouse, now standing on Navy Point, was originally built in 1879 to light the way for boats passing through the shallow, dangerous shoals of Hooper Strait, a thoroughfare for boats bound from the Chesapeake Bay across Tangier Sound to Deals Island or places along the Nanticoke and Wicomico Rivers. As a “screwpile” lighthouse, it is built on special iron pilings which were tipped with a screw that could be turned into the muddy bottom for a depth of 10 feet or more. The Museum’s lighthouse is the second lighthouse constructed at Hooper Strait – the first one was destroyed by ice in 1877.

Price: 98 USD

Location: Haymarket, Virginia

End Time: 2024-02-21T11:28:44.000Z

Shipping Cost: 27.81 USD