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Materials & Dimensions: intaglio collagraph, Nielsen metal framed; 24” x 32”

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Materials & Dimensions: intaglio collagraph, Nielsen metal framed; 24” x 32”

Three old fishing boats, dry-docked and moored with ropes, are settled in the grassy foredunes of the bay in Cornucopia WI near Halvorson’s Fishery have always intrigued me. The boats names are: The Ruby, The Eagle, and The Twin Sisters, and for these past twenty years I have watched them slowly disintegrate and rot into the ground. It seems to me that they yearn to be at sea. Before they vanish, I wanted to set them free on one final and glorious fishing journey.  

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  • Store Name: Sandra Starck
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  • Address: Bark Point Road
    Herbster, WI 54844
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