An already calm sea stretches into a seemingly endless surface beneath a glowing horizon. Warm bands of orange fade into deep blues as night gives way to morning. Gentle ripples and expansive skies create a tranquil scene that captures the calm and timeless rhythm of the ocean. Captured as a long exposure while speeding through the sea on a fishing trip, we are always looking for a glassy day to get out to the deep.

First Print of Image: Canvas (Wire Hanger) 24"x36"

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'Longing' captures the serenity and the beckoning of the sea. The beautiful color tones lead you out to the calm and beauty that awaits. Donated by the artist after enjoying a walk on the marsh trail at The Wetlands Institute where he gathered content inspiration for works to come.

Josef Kote is a globally recognized contemporary artist whose dynamic, emotionally charged canvases have established him as a leading figure in modern painting and one of the most highly sought-after artists at Ocean Galleries.

Embellished Giclee on Canvas. 36"x24".

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This wood-fired vase celebrates the bountiful, beautiful tidepool inhabitant, the barnacle. This gorgeous piece is 15" tall, in warm beach sand hues. Handcrafted by Virginia artist, Lyn J. Jordan, whose work is inspired by years of vacations at the Jersey Shore. This one-of-a-kind vase will add charm and beauty to your home, reminding you of the shore from every angle.

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This one-of-a-kind hollow form bowl was lathe turned by hand from an 18" diameter native Wild Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) by wood artist Roy Tedesco. It measures 8 1/2" tall by 13 1/2" in width. The lighter colored portion is the sap wood on the outer perimeter of the tree while the darker color is the heartwood center.

The hollow form can be simply displayed as an art object or used as a serving bowl. It has a food safe finish and should be cleaned after use with only a damp towel. It should not be used for liquid or placed in the dishwasher. Over time, the finish will develop a pleasant patina and lose its sheen, but is easily refreshed with mineral oil. Properly cared for wooden bowls have lasted hundreds of years.

Roy Tedesco is a wood artist who lives and creates beautiful turned items, furniture, and other wood art in Kennett Square, PA. He has been turning for over 30 years and creating art with wood since he was 2 years old, when he decided his parents' coffee table wasn't quite right and needed to be 'fixed'. A piece of wood speaks to him, and he can see what the wood wants to be in its most perfect form.

Bowl measures 8 1/2" x 13 1/2"

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A ghost crab emerges from the soft white sand, its eyes just visible as it looks out for danger. The minimalist composition and shallow depth of field highlight the quiet moments of coastal life, inviting viewers to slow down and notice the beauty hidden in the smallest moments.

First Print of Image: Acrylic (French Cleat)16"x24" Print

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Find the beauty of nature in this beautiful patchwork quilt. It features colorful patterns of lively sea turtles, fish, octopus, and coral reefs, all set amidst the ocean waves. The reverse side delights with a regatta of tiny sailboats. With vibrant hues of blue, green, and orange, the quilt will evoke the magic and wonder of life beneath the sea.

Quilt is 70" x 52" pieced and quilted by Dale Watson of Painted Lady Quilts. Machine washable - low heat or delicate setting. Tumble dry.

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