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Bald Head Light Giclée PrintShadows dance across the side of the light house that towers over the surrounding flatlands, casting a shadow of its own in the process. Bald Head is North Carolina's oldest lighthouse, built in 1817. Replaced as a navigational light by the Oak Island Light, it has been restored for visitors. It is octagonal and covered in cement over brick which makes it very interesting to paint. This gicle reproduction of an original watercolor by Mary Ellen Golden

25 inches and accompanied by white envelopes

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