Aragosta

Photo by William Geisler

2022 Bronze edition: 100 | Cherrywood Base | Length: 17″

This was inspired by our daughter-in-law who owns a very successful restaurant/oceanside resort on Deer Isle, Maine called “Aragosta at Goose Cove.” (Aragosta is Italian for Lobster.)

Ken DeWaard

“Beautiful Day On The Water,” painting

Ken DeWaard who lives nearby in Hope, Maine is the newest artist to join our gallery and we are very excited to have his work. Ken is a plein air artist working in oil who beautifully captures the landscape and feel of coastal Maine with a particular focus for our gallery on the Blue Hill …

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Jean Hirons Paintings

"Blue Hill Autumn" Painting

Jean Hirons lives in the Chesapeake area but is a frequent visitor to New England and particularly our part of the Maine coast. We show in our galleries oil and watercolor painters but Jean is the only pastel artist that we carry. She captures the beauty of the Blue Hill/Deer Isle area with a wide …

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Stephan Alexis Pastuhov Paintings

Windham, Vermont Painting

All paintings are framed and we have included an image of the Windham, Vermont painting with the frame. I have known Stephan and admired his work for years. But it was only very recently that we had the good fortune to be able to display his paintings in our Grafton gallery and here on our …

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Sally Ladd-Cole Paintings

"Scoodic Winter Off Shore Wind" Painting

Sally is a highly accomplished artist working in oil. She lives near Concord NH but owns a home in East Blue Hill near us. Her painting focus is New England landscapes and especially paintings along the Maine coast. She is extremely accomplished in depicting water, both ocean waves and freshwater lakes and streams. Her paintings …

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Randy Eckard Paintings

Out of the Fog, Painting

A local artist featuring original watercolors.

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Drydock, 20” x 28”, Original watercolor, $4500Antique Shopping, 18” x 12”, original watercolor, $2500Missing Piece, 12” x 18”, Original watercolor, $2500Leaving the Island, 28” x 20” Original watercolor, $4500 Across the Meadow, 20’ x 28” Original watercolor, $4500 Out of …

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Barron Krody Paintings

Setting Out Painting

Barron Krody’s paintings are all oil on canvas.

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Evening Cove 18”x24” $3,200Bucks Harbor Bucks Harbor Calm 12”x 24” $2,600Issac H. Evans 24”x18” $3,200In the Fog 24”x 18” $3,200Seal Cove High Tide 11”x 14” $1,900Curious 14”x 11” $1,900Windjammer 12”x 24” $ 2,600Into Evening 18”x 14” $2,400Setting Out …

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Carolyn Walton Paintings

Pumpkin Island Lighthouse Painting

Carolyn Walton is a local artist in nearby Deer Isle.

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Island Granite by the Trail ‐ Oil ‐ 16 x 20 ‐ Available ‐ $2,400.00 USDSummer Garden ‐ Oil ‐ 9 x 12 ‐ Available ‐ $1,200.00 USDTrail to the Outlook ‐ Oil ‐ 12 …

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Charles Fenner Ball Paintings

Sunset Painting

We first met Fenner 4 or 5 years ago at our favorite beach in East Blue Hill, Maine. It was a Sunday afternoon and I noticed this guy standing in front of an easel, looking seaward doing a painting of the beach. Curious, I walked over to see the painting, liked it immediately, and …

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The Chiefe Wereowance of the Susquehannock

The Chiefe Wereowance of the Susquehannock Sculpture

2019 | Bronze edition: 35 | Height: 31″

“…such great and well proportioned men are seldom seene, for they seemed like giants to the English…”

Within about a year of the founding of the English colony at Jamestown in Virginia, Captain John Smith sailed north exploring the Chesapeake. He had primarily two goals …

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Nightwatch

“Les Gardiens de Neige”

2020 | Bronze edition: 25 | Width: 18′ | Depth: 27″ | Height: 16″

On the bitterly cold night of February 8, 1690 the 400 Dutch inhabitants of Schenectady in the province of New-York, (formerly Nieuw Nederlandts), oblivious of danger, lay asleep in their beds. The men who were …

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“For all that’s at Stake”

2017 | Bronze edition: 35 | Height: 24″

“The tall, erect posture and the elastic tread of the Indian…is attributable to physical training. The consequence is… the Indian indulges in those sports which expand the chest and throw back the shoulders and impart agility and grace to the movement of the limbs. …

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Kryn, a Study for Nightwatch

2020 | Bronze edition: 50 | Height: 11″

Particularly notable among those Mohawks who decided to migrate from their traditional homeland in the Mohawk valley to the Jesuit missionary settlements near Montreal in the 1660’s-1670’s, was a chief known to the French as Joseph Togouiroui and as the Great Mohawk. To the Dutch at …

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Shooting the Rapids

2017 | Bronze edition: 35 | Width of base: 29″ | Height: 27″

The fur trade was the economic imperative, the life’s blood of New France. In the early 17TH c. the Huron were the primary trading partners of the French supplying about 10,000 beaver pelts annually. The majority of the pelts, (as well …

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A Study of King of the Maqua (Mohawks)

A Study of King of the Marquas Sculpture

A Study of King of the Maqua

Bronze edition: 60 | Height: 22″

…Queen Anne who presented to the four Mohawk Kings expensive red blankets trimmed in gold…

Sa Ga Yeath Qua Pieth Tow was the name of this Mohawk king. Born about 1670, “Brant”, as this man was known to the English, …

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Major Robert Rogers

Major Robert Rogers Sculpture

Bronze edition: 9 | Height: 27″

“The great and fundamental principle of [the Indians] policy is that every man is naturally free and independent, that no one on earth has the right to deprive him of his freedom and independence and that nothing can be a compensation for the loss of it. …Among …

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Wonders of the Invisible World

Invisible World Sculpture

Bronze edition: 15 | Height: 22″ | Length: 38″

“But such is the decent of the Devil as this day upon ourselves that I may truely tell you, the walls of the whole world are broked down! … The very devils are broke in upon us, to seduce the souls, torment the bodies … and …

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The Winning Goal

The Winning Goal Sculpture

Bronze edition: 8 | Height: 20″

Among the Iroquois of N.Y. State, lacrosse was a rough and tumble sport which served a multi-faceted purpose in their society: it was in time of peace an outlet for young men to channel competitive and aggressive behavior and an important avenue for them to demonstrate courage, stamina …

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War’s Younger Brother

The most famous lacrosse match in history

Bronze edition: 25 | Height: 15″

Among the tribes of the Eastern Woodlands, lacrosse was valued in part as a substitute for warfare – as a safety valve to release aggressive and competitive tendencies, especially among young men during times of peace. As Joseph Brant (Thayendenegea), …

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Warhawk

Bronze edition: 20 | Height: 33″

“None of the most famous heroes of rome have discovered a greater love of their country or a greater contempt of death than these people.”

The 5 nations of the Iroquois league (Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and Seneca) were governed at the highest level by the grand council …

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