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"Edge Of The Sea # 2" is a limited edition, giclee print from an original oil painting by Carol Thompson. Edition length is 3600 authorized, signed, limited edition prints (3500 numbered and 100 artist proofs). Release date is February 2002. Image size is 8" X 8". Paper size is 10" X 10". This print is signed and numbered by Carol Thompson and includes a certificate of authenticity.


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This print is available in other sizes and substrates (paper and canvas). This image is also available as a note card, an ACEO, and a magnet. Please contact me for more information and/or for availability of the original painting.

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"You are standing at the 'edge of the sea' and drinking in the pure beauty of the rolling surf under a clearing sky. The moment is perfect for enjoying the aqua breakers and sapphire blue ocean, as clouds drift away before your eyes."

Artist Comments: "Though narrower than it's companion piece, "Edge Of The Sea #1", This oil painting on stretched canvas has all the elements of a perfect seascape on its own merit. However, when placed side-by-side, they form a very interesting "whole". The horizon and wave patterns meet, as does the rock formation (when placed in one position). If you choose, you can reverse the order, and then there will be rocks at both ends of the scene, yet the breakers, foam and clouds match perfectly. I had a great deal of fun doing these two paintings on stretched canvas, and I hope you will enjoy seeing them together as a set, as well.

epson ultrasmooth fine art paper, epson ultrachrome k3 inks

Carol Thompson is a world renowned artist who has been painting for over 40 years. Her primary forte is the sea, rendering realistic and luministic interpretations in oil on canvas, gaining recognition as a master seascape painter. Carol has also gained acclaim with watercolor, pastel, and gouache, by painting lighthouses, boats/harbors, Americana, landscape, animals, still-lifes, and floral scenes using realistic, luministic, and impressionistic styles. Her artwork has been published in numerous local, national, and international publications. You can visit her website at www.carolthompson.com for more information.