The view of the Paint Factory is from its access road on Rocky Neck. Schooners with full sails are entering the harbor. The soft brown hues, blue sky, and yellow blossoms suggest an early spring day.
- Don Gorvett
- Icon at the End of the Road, An, 2000
- Reduction woodcut
- 19 x 28 in
- Framed: 29.5 x 38 in
- Edition 7/12
- $4,500
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Available
- From Icon at the End of the Road, An
'An Icon at the End of the Road' is a visual document of the passing of the age of small private manufactories. The Tarr and Wonson paint factory, built in the late 1800s, produced marine paints for ships' hulls. The manufactory still stands on a causeway overlooking Gloucester Harbor. It is home to Ocean Alliance, a research institute dedicated to studying whales worldwide.
- Collections: Reduction Woodcuts
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