Herring Cove, Cape Cod Bay: Limited Edition Giclee Print
This signed, limited-edition giclée print captures my plein air illusion of Cape Cod Bay, viewed from Herring Cove Beach. Only 60 will be made, each hand-signed, titled, and numbered. Secure yours today.
Herring Cove
I had the privilege to paint this quickly changing landscape illusion of Cape Cod Bay nestled on the shores of Herring Cove. In the distance to the left in the videos, you can see Race Point Lighthouse. Herring Cove is on the westernmost tip of the Cape Cod National Seashore, a protected area depended on by endangered and threatened species like the North Atlantic Right Whale and the Piping Plover. Herring Cove was named for its once-abundant population of herring that would run in the spring, but have suffered from overfishing.
Creating this piece was a humbling experience, as the cape’s weather shifted rapidly. While it complicated the illusion process, I learned the importance of respecting nature’s unpredictability and working in harmony with it. Surrounded by migratory birds, seals, and delicate dune grasses while filming, I gained a deeper understanding of how fragile Cape Cod’s ecosystems are. I hope to inspire more respect and action to protect these vital habitats from excessive human impact, unsustainable practices, and habitat loss.
Details
Archival ink on acid-free, textured gloss fine art paper
Paper size: 3.75 x 3 inches (Printed area: 3.25 x 2.25 inches)
Comes unframed in an acid-free sleeve with acid-free backing board
Certificate of authenticity & geolocation details included
Supporting Marine Conservation
For every print sold in this series, 10% of proceeds will benefit the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies' Marine Animal Entanglement Response Program, which rescues whales, dolphins, and other marine animals from life-threatening entanglements caused by fishing gear and debris.
Note: The watermarks do not appear on purchased artwork; they protect the images, which are copyrighted and may not be reused.
This signed, limited-edition giclée print captures my plein air illusion of Cape Cod Bay, viewed from Herring Cove Beach. Only 60 will be made, each hand-signed, titled, and numbered. Secure yours today.
Herring Cove
I had the privilege to paint this quickly changing landscape illusion of Cape Cod Bay nestled on the shores of Herring Cove. In the distance to the left in the videos, you can see Race Point Lighthouse. Herring Cove is on the westernmost tip of the Cape Cod National Seashore, a protected area depended on by endangered and threatened species like the North Atlantic Right Whale and the Piping Plover. Herring Cove was named for its once-abundant population of herring that would run in the spring, but have suffered from overfishing.
Creating this piece was a humbling experience, as the cape’s weather shifted rapidly. While it complicated the illusion process, I learned the importance of respecting nature’s unpredictability and working in harmony with it. Surrounded by migratory birds, seals, and delicate dune grasses while filming, I gained a deeper understanding of how fragile Cape Cod’s ecosystems are. I hope to inspire more respect and action to protect these vital habitats from excessive human impact, unsustainable practices, and habitat loss.
Details
Archival ink on acid-free, textured gloss fine art paper
Paper size: 3.75 x 3 inches (Printed area: 3.25 x 2.25 inches)
Comes unframed in an acid-free sleeve with acid-free backing board
Certificate of authenticity & geolocation details included
Supporting Marine Conservation
For every print sold in this series, 10% of proceeds will benefit the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies' Marine Animal Entanglement Response Program, which rescues whales, dolphins, and other marine animals from life-threatening entanglements caused by fishing gear and debris.
Note: The watermarks do not appear on purchased artwork; they protect the images, which are copyrighted and may not be reused.
This signed, limited-edition giclée print captures my plein air illusion of Cape Cod Bay, viewed from Herring Cove Beach. Only 60 will be made, each hand-signed, titled, and numbered. Secure yours today.
Herring Cove
I had the privilege to paint this quickly changing landscape illusion of Cape Cod Bay nestled on the shores of Herring Cove. In the distance to the left in the videos, you can see Race Point Lighthouse. Herring Cove is on the westernmost tip of the Cape Cod National Seashore, a protected area depended on by endangered and threatened species like the North Atlantic Right Whale and the Piping Plover. Herring Cove was named for its once-abundant population of herring that would run in the spring, but have suffered from overfishing.
Creating this piece was a humbling experience, as the cape’s weather shifted rapidly. While it complicated the illusion process, I learned the importance of respecting nature’s unpredictability and working in harmony with it. Surrounded by migratory birds, seals, and delicate dune grasses while filming, I gained a deeper understanding of how fragile Cape Cod’s ecosystems are. I hope to inspire more respect and action to protect these vital habitats from excessive human impact, unsustainable practices, and habitat loss.
Details
Archival ink on acid-free, textured gloss fine art paper
Paper size: 3.75 x 3 inches (Printed area: 3.25 x 2.25 inches)
Comes unframed in an acid-free sleeve with acid-free backing board
Certificate of authenticity & geolocation details included
Supporting Marine Conservation
For every print sold in this series, 10% of proceeds will benefit the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies' Marine Animal Entanglement Response Program, which rescues whales, dolphins, and other marine animals from life-threatening entanglements caused by fishing gear and debris.
Note: The watermarks do not appear on purchased artwork; they protect the images, which are copyrighted and may not be reused.
The full process video, posted to YouTube. © Lisa Cornwell Fine Art
A brief process lapse for this painting. © Lisa Cornwell Fine Art
