• Hand-signed by the artist,
• 10 x 14″ image area 12 x 16″ trim
• (unmatted, but mats to 14 x 18),
• foam-core backed and bagged.

For anyone who gets those two cities confused–Poulsbo, Washington and Paris, France–and who wouldn’t?  This is just the print for you. No Seine River in this, no pointless tall tower, and no LeftBank.  This is Poulsbo, the body of water is Liberty Bay and the boats–mostly working boats, are docked at the Poulsbo Marina and one of the boats–look closely–is named Tango.  It very well could be the last boat named Tango to ever dock at Poulsbo.  The ducks are Barrow’s Goldeneye, one of the under-celebrated glamour ducks of Western Washington, particularly in winter when they fly west on a migratory route, rather than south from the high mountain lakes of the Cascades and Rocky Mountains, where they breed, to rest and recuperate for the winter.

This is one of my most intensively painted-on paintings, begun in 2013, and the current version was brought into existence on August 7, 2024.