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This is a hand-painted derivative painting from an original taken by an employee of the Fish and Wildlife Service and then placed in the public domain. Elements like the lighthouse and the pelican/birds have been added to the original and the entire composite was then painted on a Wacom tablet in a realistic digital oil style. Holgate Beach Bulkhead is an older work but one never before posted.

Holgate Beach is on Long Beach Island, New Jersey - one of the coastal islands that like the Carolina Outer Banks is supposed to help protect the New Jersey shore from dangerous storms. However, several hurricanes have actually cut the island in half - permanently - and Holgate Beach was decimated by Hurricane Sandy.

General Information from the Long Island Beach website:
Most of the southern end of the Island below Beach Haven is called Holgate. South Beach Haven and Beach Haven Inlet are usually considered smaller subdivisions of this community. Holgate is controlled b...

As many of you are aware, Lianne is no longer with us. I am her son, Gordie, and have kept her account active to preserve the passion she had with her art and this community. Please see below for a "final note" she posted with a few of the last pieces she completed before passing away in November of 2015. "Being a part of this Fine Art America community has meant the world to me over the past years and I'd like to express my endless gratitude for all the support and encouragement you have given me so graciously. My one regret is that having lost the battle with leukemia, I have to let go of something so special to me. I won't say goodbye - just may your lives be blessed as you have blessed mine." I have a passion for the landscape of...