Leary, Pat
1987

Limited edition print of Amelia Island, Florida

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Amelia Island

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Signed and numbered decorative limited-edition nautical print of the coast near Amelia Island, Florida. This fine modern print features a 20th-century Coast Survey chart of the Atlantic Coast in that area overlaid with a eighteenth-century "Plan of Amelia Island in East Florida" by Fuller/Jefferys. With images of shrimp boats, nets and other artifacts that evoke the laid-back low-country charm of that area.

Signed in pencil and dated within to 1987. Number 399/500.

A fine original gift for those with interests in boating, fishing, or beach recreation in the area near Amelia Island or the Florida Atlantic Coast.

CREATOR: Leary, Pat

PUBLICATION DATE: 1987

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States

BODY OF WATER: Atlantic Ocean

CONDITION: Very Good. Has been stored rolled for the last 32 years. Vibrant colors; very clean.

COLORING: Multi-color.

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SIZE: 28 " x 22 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 61

PRICE: $

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