fishing boats boats at anchor

One of a series of ten pencil sketches done by my father, John G Goebel of Baltimore, MD between 1977 and 1984. They consist of lighthouses, seascapes, and architectural landmarks located in the mid-atlantic region. Dad was a lover of the beach all his life until his death at 59 in 1984.

This sketch done in approximately 1980 is believed to be of fishing boats at anchor in Chincoteague, Virginia. They represent a way of life fast slipping away.

Dimensions are 11x17 and are printed on high-grade white colored stock. If matted and mounted, the prints are suitable for framing in a 16x20 standard frame.