Description
Anderson Dock is an embodiment of Ephraim's maritime history. Sailors arriving in Ephraim painted the name of their ship & the date on the side of the building as a way to mark their visit from about 1910 to 1950. in 1949, the Ephraim Historical Foundation purchased the dock & warehouse from the Anderson family, & in 1961, the foundation leased the building to an art gallery. Just as in its early days of receiving sailors, visitors today continue to commemorate their arrival with colorful graffiti. Today's visitors presumably haven't braved dangerous waters to reach Ephraim, but they're still invited to record their names on the exterior walls, thereby participating in the dock's rich history of welcoming travelers to Ephraim. Location: 3083 Anderson Lane, Ephraim, WI Art Print Sold Unframed Digital print on archival paper using archival pigment inks, true to the subtleties of the watercolor medium. Full paper size 8"x 10", 11"x14", 16"x20", 24.5"x10", 20"x24", 24"x32", or 30"x40" fits a standard frame of your choice (this listing is for an unframed print/frame not included). Basically put it in a frame & hang (easy). Limited Edition Print Series. Titled, personally signed. Prints ship rolled in a sturdy mailing tube. All photos & artwork are the property of James Steeno & all artwork images are copyright by James Steeno & may not be used without permission. No one has permission to duplicate or use these photos for their own purposes. Copyright James Steeno 2023. All rights reserved. Anderson Dock - Ephraim, Wisconsin Pen, Ink & Watercolor Art Print By James Steeno | Door County
