Name: Marshall Point light in Maine, USA
SKU: P0666
Price: 200.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Philip Plisson

The pretty pier of the Marshall Point lighthouse in the United States in black and white. The Marshall Point Lighthouse has been marking the entrance to Port Clyde Harbor in Maine since 1832. Its pretty turret is connected to the land by a small wooden bridge, where a neocolonial-style house is the keeper's home. It is the perfect decor for an invitation to a trip between sky and sea. Some scenes from the Forest Gump film were shot there. A black and white photograph, modern and timeless.

This photograph is available in different formats :

Art print : 50x50 cm, 70x70 cm, 100x100 cm and 50x70 cm

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For our art prints : american box, 6 colors to choose from

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An original collection of fine art photography, chosen by Philip Plisson. Printed on high quality matte art paper. Each photographic photograph has been carefully edited by the author, printed one by one. The art print will be sent to you with a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing the stability of the inks over time. Discover our art editions of Philip Plisson's favorite maritime themes: Brittany, Lighthouses, Storms, Sailboats, Classic Yachts, modern or old riggings, the beaches of the world, or even photos of Venice...

A few words about the author

Philip was born on the banks of the Loire river, and discovered La Trinité-sur-Mer when he was 4 years old. This is where his father gave him his first passion: sailing. The need of sea will not leave him anymore! At 9, he discovered his second passion: the photo thanks to his paternal grandmother who offered him his first camera. In the early 80's, Philip decided to live with his two passions: photographing to navigate and navigate to photographing. Named Painter of the French Navy in 1991, he testifies to the major events related to the sea world in order to preserve the memory of our contemporary maritimity, as had wished Richelieu creating the Corps of Painters of the Navy. Philip, as a sailor-photographer, has only one leitmotiv: to have every day a new desire of image to take and to share with you. For more information : www.plisson.com