The Turn Point Light Station is on the northwest end of Stuart Island, which is on the US's northwest maritime border with Canada. Despite its remote location, Turn Point sees a lot of action. It's positioned on a turn in two shipping lanes, at the transition between Boundary Pass and Haro Strait, and looks out on many ships passing by. The site captured the imagination of one writer, who commissioned this scene of a hypothetical oil spill. Though possible given oil tanker routes through the Salish Sea, this oil spill has not happened!
This ink and watercolor ORIGINAL measures 16x16" in its mat. It is unframed, as pictured, and only hypothetical, as mentioned.
Shipping:
All listed ORIGINALS are priced for LOCAL PICKUP at Elizabeth’s studio in Everett, WA. At checkout, please select PICK UP as your delivery method. You will receive an email within a week inviting you to schedule a pickup time. All ORIGINALS must be picked up within 30 days, or they will be relisted for sale.
SHIPPING is NOT included in this sale. Originals may be shipped by selecting "ORIGINAL SALE" shipping at checkout. The cost includes postage, handling, packaging, tracking, and insurance. This piece will ship flat, with mat.
All items, unless otherwise specified, will ship AS IS, and as pictured. Items may take 1-2 weeks to ship.
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