Edmund Fitzgerald print by TPNagle signed and numbered-great lakes series

Description: This is a signed and numbered print from an original oil painting on panel by Great Lakes artist T.P. Nagle The painting is a depiction of the ore carrier in Lake Superior, enroute to Thunder bay,Canada on Nov. 10th 1975.Subsequently , she headed for Caribou Island by way of Whitefish Bay in the dim light of an 80 mile per hour gale. Her visual landmark was the light station at whitefish point.The beacon was never to be seen as we speculate the boat lost her hatch covers amongst other phenomena , allowing frigid waters to fill and pull her down to the dark bottom of Lake Superior. 29 brave crew members still rest as we remember and wonder what really happened. The Arthur M. Anderson had been following and maintaining radio contact with the boats captain untill its fateful demise. The Shipwreck Museum at the Whitefish Point Light Station displays her bell and shipwreck chronology. Nagles other prints can be seen at auction just click " view sellers other items" It includes the stack marking with company name at the bottom of the print. Image Size: 15" x 30" Paper Size: 24" x 38" Medium: Offset Lithograph Original Medium: Oil on Panel Paper: 80lb. acid free 50 artist's proofs all plates are cancelled This is an unframed print About the artist T.P. Nagle has been a long time romantic of Great Lakes History and has concentrated on ships and the beacons that guided them. In the early 70's , he studied at the Center for Creative Studies/ a College of Art and Design located in Detroit Michigan. feedback AFTER YOU HAVE RECIEVED YOUR ITEM, PLEASE LET ME KNOW THAT EVERYTHING IS OKAY BY POSTING A POSITIVE FEEDBACK. I WILL THEN POST A POSITIVE FEEDBACK FOR YOU. IF YOUR ARE THINKING ABOUT POSTING A NEUTRAL OR NEGATIVE FEEDBACK PLEASE CONTACT ME FIRST. REMEMBER COMMUNICATION CAN RESOLVE MOST PROBLEMS.

Price: 55 USD

Location: Waterford, Michigan

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