My painting, Albion’s Wake, is a cheeky ode to the ship that crashed into dangerous rocks near the current Dallas Road breakwater. It was 1859 and the Albion ran aground the rocks stranding the crew. They named the rocks Brotchie’s Ledge after the captain, William Brotchie and built the lighthouse to keep it from happening again. This view is looking over the stairs which still stand near the breakwater.
Archival quality giclee print is professionally handmade and signed with care in Victoria B.C. Canada. Size shown is 27” x 36”
Your print is mounted on a solid wood framework and is ready to hang.
Colours may vary slightly from screen to screen. Much care is taken to represent the colours accurately.
Prints are made to order and take 2 to 3 weeks to complete.
Local pick-up: When you put in your address you will be able to choose local pick-up.
Shipping: Shipping will be calculated and emailed to you after purchase.
My painting, Albion’s Wake, is a cheeky ode to the ship that crashed into dangerous rocks near the current Dallas Road breakwater. It was 1859 and the Albion ran aground the rocks stranding the crew. They named the rocks Brotchie’s Ledge after the captain, William Brotchie and built the lighthouse to keep it from happening again. This view is looking over the stairs which still stand near the breakwater.
Archival quality giclee print is professionally handmade and signed with care in Victoria B.C. Canada. Size shown is 27” x 36”
Your print is mounted on a solid wood framework and is ready to hang.
Colours may vary slightly from screen to screen. Much care is taken to represent the colours accurately.
Prints are made to order and take 2 to 3 weeks to complete.
Local pick-up: When you put in your address you will be able to choose local pick-up.
Shipping: Shipping will be calculated and emailed to you after purchase.
