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The Coastal Cuff (Unisex)
$295.00
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The Coastal Cuff (Unisex)
$295.00
The Coastal Cuff bracelet is made in Biddeford, Maine. It features solid cast sterling silver. Thick and durable, for men and women. Handcrafted individually and oxidized to create a weathered contrast to the raised, polished Maine coastline. From Machias to Kittery, the Coastal Cuff illustrates the jagged Maine coastline in a simple, graphic form.
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Visit product page →Lobstering at the Nubble took place in York, Maine with Cape Neddick Nubble Lighthouse in the background. Celebrate Maine's 200 anniversary with this Commemorative Bicentennial Edition Art piece. 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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