Steve Zazenski "Maine Lighthouse"
Marshall Point Lighthouse, Port Clyde Maine
This Art is:
New
Hand signed 
Original Watercolor
Custom Framed in a Rustic distressed Gray Wood Frame
Double Matted in white & dark brown  to complement the image
Framed & painted in the USA
Framed Size: 17" x 20" 
Image Size: 7" x 10" 
Ready to hang hardware included
Interested in different framing? Contact us!
The iconic Marshall Point lighthouse in Port Clyde, Maine. Featured in the film Forrest Gump.. The team filmed at he Marshall Point Lighthouse in Port Clydein 1993, one year before the film's release. Tom Hanks concluded his cross-country journey at the Northern Maine lighthouse. This lighthouse is the one which Forrest runs to after the love of his life, Jenny, shatters his heart.
 
ABOUT THE ARTIST- STEVE ZAZENSSKI
Steve Zazenski is known for his exciting and  colorful landscapes, ranging from coastal New England to Europe and the  Caribbean. Steve paints in both transparent watercolor and gouache, an opaque watercolor, depending on the subject at hand. An  intense feeling of light is apparent in all his work, as well as a  strong sense of design. " I use the natural and man made objects I see  as design elements that combine to form interesting combinations of  light and mass." A  signature member of the American Watercolor Society, and longtime  member of the New Jersey Watercolor Society, Steve has won numerous  awards for his work.  They  include awards from the NJWS, Salmagundi club, Garden State Watercolor  Society, American artists Professional League, Washington Square Outdoor  Art Show, Rittenhouse Sq. Outdoor Exhibit, Rockport Art Assn, and many  local and regional art shows. Public and Private collections include the : 
   Library of  Congress
  Smithsonian Institution
  First National Bank of NJ
  Angostura International
  Bell Telephone
  Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
  Mr&Mrs Edmund Muskie
   Mr&Mrs Richard Kiley                                                                            
  Rupert  Holmes       
  Lech Walesa                                                                                                                   
  Barney Frank
 Cokie & Steven Roberts