Point Montara Lighthouse On A Clear Day — Image 10-4
Often shrouded in heavy fog, the Point Montara Light Station has been a reliable beacon to ocean-going travelers, showing the way just south of the Golden Gate and warning of the rocky dangers below its cliff, for nearly a century and a half. Not easily spotted from shore, Point Montara Lighthouse is found just off of California Highway 1 about 25 miles south of San Francisco between Montara and Moss Beach. The historic site was established as a Fog Signal Station in 1875. Most of the restored structures date back to the turn of the 19th century. The current thirty-foot tall cast iron lighthouse tower was erected in 1928. The now antique fourth order Fresnel lens light, first lit in 1912 in an earlier tower, was automated in 1970. The beautiful and historic location is preserved and operated by American Youth Hostels, California State Parks, and the U.S. Coast Guard.
A Giclée print available in 2 formats and price ranges.
Paper sizes and print prices
4x6 inches, with an approximate image size of 2.25x4 inches, $10 initialed; $20 signed and numbered.
5x7 with an approximate image size of 3x4 inches, $20 initialed; $40 signed and numbered.
8.5x11 with an approximate image size of 6x8 inches, $40 initialed; $80 signed and numbered.
13x17 with an approximate image size of 10.5x14 inches, $60 initialed; $110 signed and numbered.
Image sizes vary, but are proportional with approximately 1.5 inch margins.
Initialed prints are on high quality archival photo and print papers using archival inks.
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