On the Beaches of Maine

Lobsters played a significant role on Indigenous culture throughout the coasts of New England and Canada. The journals of early colonists explain that strong tides would wash piles of lobsters ashore, sometimes these piles were 2ft deep! They were abundant and were often used for fertilizer by coastal tribes that also farmed. The lobster is adorned in floral and corn patterns to represent that important role.

Title: "On the Beaches of Maine"

Size: 5"x7" & 9"x12"

Medium: Giclée Print on Matte Paper

All prints are hand signed.

All prints are UNFRAMED.

Some prints are made to order which delays delivery times.