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Sold out8x10 Bird Rests on Fence
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Visit product page →Beach Stone and Sea Glass Originals by Brian Main and his daughter Lauren began years ago, collecting colorful and special shapes while combing the Northeast’s beaches from Maine to Connecticut.
Brian, a retired architect, sketches and designs many of the concepts, collects the raw materials and frames the images. Lauren, a Geology scientist, plans and composes the images and provides the artistic direction.
The two enjoy their “father-daughter time” working together on creating these exquisite, one of a kind pieces.
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Sold out8x10 Bird Splashes in Bath
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Visit product page →Beach Stone and Sea Glass Originals by Brian Main and his daughter Lauren began years ago, collecting colorful and special shapes while combing the Northeast’s beaches from Maine to Connecticut.
Brian, a retired architect, sketches and designs many of the concepts, collects the raw materials and frames the images. Lauren, a Geology scientist, plans and composes the images and provides the artistic direction.
The two enjoy their “father-daughter time” working together on creating these exquisite, one of a kind pieces.
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Sold out8x10 Curious Sandpipers on Log
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Visit product page →Beach Stone and Sea Glass Originals by Brian Main and his daughter Lauren began years ago, collecting colorful and special shapes while combing the Northeast’s beaches from Maine to Connecticut.
Brian, a retired architect, sketches and designs many of the concepts, collects the raw materials and frames the images. Lauren, a Geology scientist, plans and composes the images and provides the artistic direction.
The two enjoy their “father-daughter time” working together on creating these exquisite, one of a kind pieces.
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8x10 Dingies Vertical
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Visit product page →Perkins Cove located in Ogunquit, Maine is known for its dinghies which artist Alan Claude makes vibrant with bright colors. The versatile 8" x 10" size looks sharp as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk-screen printing.
About the artist: Alan Claude greatly admires the American realist painter Edward Hopper because of his brilliant use of light and shadow, along with stark empty spaces. Other influences were early 20th century poster artists and pop artist Robert Indiana. In August 2004, Alan and his wife Erin visited with him at his Vinyl Haven island home. Robert Indiana gave them a private tour of his works and discussed art and life. The visit inspired Alan Claude to search further to find his own “voice” or style in art. Alan works in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration.
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8x10 Drawbridge Perkins Cove
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Visit product page →Perkins Cove Drawbridge Art Print took lave in Ogunquit, ME. The versatile 8" x 10" size looks sharp as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk-screen printing.
About the artist: Alan Claude greatly admires the American realist painter Edward Hopper because of his brilliant use of light and shadow, along with stark empty spaces. Other influences were early 20th century poster artists and pop artist Robert Indiana. In August 2004, Alan and his wife Erin visited with him at his Vinyl Haven island home. Robert Indiana gave them a private tour of his works and discussed art and life. The visit inspired Alan Claude to search further to find his own “voice” or style in art. Alan works in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration.
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8x10 Go Fetch
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Visit product page →"Go Fetch" Golden Retriever at Beach took place in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. The versatile 8" x 10" size looks sharp as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk- screen printing.
About the artist: Alan Claude greatly admires the American realist painter Edward Hopper because of his brilliant use of light and shadow, along with stark empty spaces. Other influences were early 20th century poster artists and pop artist Robert Indiana. In August 2004, Alan and his wife Erin visited with him at his Vinyl Haven island home. Robert Indiana gave them a private tour of his works and discussed art and life. The visit inspired Alan Claude to search further to find his own “voice” or style in art. Alan works in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration.
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8x10 Goat Island Clammers
$25.00
Visit product page →Goat Island Clammers took place in Cape Porpoise, Maine near Kennebunkport with Goat Island Lighthouse in the background. The versatile 8" x 10" size looks sharp as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk- screen printing.
About the artist: Alan Claude greatly admires the American realist painter Edward Hopper because of his brilliant use of light and shadow, along with stark empty spaces. Other influences were early 20th century poster artists and pop artist Robert Indiana. In August 2004, Alan and his wife Erin visited with him at his Vinyl Haven island home. Robert Indiana gave them a private tour of his works and discussed art and life. The visit inspired Alan Claude to search further to find his own “voice” or style in art. Alan works in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration.
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8x10 Maine Lobster
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Visit product page →Maine Lobster Ain't Nothing Bettah - The stage was set, lobsters boats nearby were just unloading their fresh catch, a warm summer breeze was present as the artist Alan Claude and his father-in-law enjoyed Homarus Americanus at Muscongus Bay Lobster Pound in Round Pond, Maine. Rarely would they raise their heads beyond the scope of their seafood trays, or even speak for that matter, but on one such notable occasion Alan's father-in-law aka "PA", did so and uttered the immortal words “Ain’t Nothin’ Bettah!” Alan nodded wholeheartedly in agreement.
The versatile 8" x 10" size looks sharp as an accent piece or in a grouping. The colors are bold and striking with a solid ink coverage reminiscent of silk- screen printing.
About the artist: Alan Claude greatly admires the American realist painter Edward Hopper because of his brilliant use of light and shadow, along with stark empty spaces. Other influences were early 20th century poster artists and pop artist Robert Indiana. In August 2004, Alan and his wife Erin visited with him at his Vinyl Haven island home. Robert Indiana gave them a private tour of his works and discussed art and life. The visit inspired Alan Claude to search further to find his own “voice” or style in art. Alan works in various mediums including pen & ink, photography, and digital illustration.
