Maine might have tons of coastline, but it's her islands that we want to visit all summer long!
These islands are filled with scenery and experiences that will remind you why Maine is considered “vacationland.” Here’s how to make the journey to these MidCoast retreats.
These off-the-beaten-path things to do in Maine might not be easy to get to, but you can bet you won't run into a lot of crowds.
Joel Greenberg's images of Vinalhaven from the 1970s and ’80s are resonating with audiences today in ways he didn’t see coming.
PORTRAIT OF PLACE – October 2014 By Sophie Nelson | Photography by Nicole Wolf Adventure, art, and lobster among Maine’s largest off-shore island community The trip from the mainland terminal in Rockland to the island of Vinalhaven takes approximately … Continue reading →
Maria Berman et Brad Horn, qui dirigent Berman Horn Studio, ont achevé la résidence Little Peek à Vinalhaven, une île à 24 kilomètres au large des côtes
If you're looking for a little peace and quiet, these spots are for you!
Maine might have tons of coastline, but it's her islands that we want to visit all summer long!
This print was reproduced from the original watercolor by artist Wini Smart back in 1995. Wini was the founder of Smart Studios art galleries in Boca Grande, FL and Northeast Harbor, Maine. Wini also founded art and historical societies in New Jersey, Maine and Florida. She was the author and illustrator of five books. Her paintings are included in private and public collections all over the globe. These prints were produced using the finest inks and conservation paper.When framed these prints are 16x20 inches, with a three inch mat. We recommend using conservation glass to preserve your art. Wini loved to travel and paint. This was painted on Vinalhaven Island during one of her trips.
A photographer’s daughter offers a snapshot of history on Vinalhaven It’s hard to imagine Eliot Elisofon ever took a vacation. The wildly productive, socially conscious photojournalist was also a war photographer, longtime Life staffer, painter, filmmaker, and author. He traveled … Continue reading →
Down East Magazine
As houses go, New England lighthouses are pretty plain -- yet these sturdy sentinels have become must-sees for every visitor.
Artist: Robert Indiana (1928-2018) Title: Autoportraits Vinalhaven Suite, 1980, The complete set of ten screenprints in colors, all framed Year: 1980 Medium: Screen print on Fabriano Classico paper. Paper size(s): 26.75” x 26.75” Framed size(s): 28.6" x 28.6" x 1.5" Signed and dated in pencil lower right Robert Indiana (American b. 1928) on all prints All prints are Numbered 19/125 There were also 10 artist's proofs Catalog raisonné: Sheehan 119 Published by Multiples, New York, Domberger Silkscreen Provenance: Atlantic Ritchfield Corporation The Suite of 10 includes: Decade: Autoportrait 70 'Vinalhaven' Decade: Autoportrait 71 ’Isle au Haut' Decade: Autoportrait 72 'Penobscot' Decade: Autoportrait 73 ’Crockett Cove' Decade: Autoportrait 74 'Hurricane' Decade: Autoportrait 75 ’Carver's Pond' Decade: Autoportrait 76 'Coomb's Neck' Decade: Autoportrait 77 ’Tiptoe Mt' Decade: Autoportrait 78 (Star of Hope) Decade: Autoportrait 79 ’Brimstone' In Decade: Autoportraits, Vinalhaven Suite (1980), Indiana created a silkscreen for every year of his tumultuous 1970s, each titled after a location on or near Vinalhaven, in Maine. Supplemented with other text referencing Indiana’s significant travels, artworks, and relationships of each year, these prints navigate the intersections of historical fact, autobiography, and personal memory.
Vinalhaven Island, United States. By gunbud
Down East Magazine
I keep finding myself looking for the little black rat. The one written about by author Margaret Wise Brown, who spent more than a dozen summers on Vinalhaven and penned Goodnight Moon, and other classic children’s books. Her story The
Shack at Sand Cove, Vinalhaven, ME; from Sands Road near Dog Town Road; Tuesday, August 9, 2011; around 4:55 PM
Maine might have tons of coastline, but it's her islands that we want to visit all summer long!
Down East Magazine
"My husband, Dave, grew up in Cape Elizabeth and used to joke..."
House cluster near the harbor, Vinalhaven, ME; Monday August 8, 2011; around 3:30 PM
Catching the boat for an end-of-summer visit to Vinalhaven, a granite island about 12 miles offshore from Rockland.
These places to stay are definitely better than your average hotel. Make your next visit to Maine a little more special with one of these totally unique places.
Maine might have tons of coastline, but it's her islands that we want to visit all summer long!
A 19th-century lighthouse is a beacon of pride for its owner.
The next time you're looking for an adventure, consider sticking around Maine and exploring your own backyard.
If you’re a history buff, take a step back in time with these 13 old photos of Maine. They’re a fascinating part of the history of the state.
Maine might have tons of coastline, but it's her islands that we want to visit all summer long!
Vinalhaven (ME) Map - 1904 We take great care to ensure that the best materials, packaging, and service are part of every order. OUR PRINTING PROCESS (printers, inks & paper)Our nautical charts and maps are printed on high-end professional equipment using art-quality archival inks and paper. The paper used for 18”x18” prints and larger is an acid-free 32lb bond with a smooth matte, non-glare finish. Prints 13”x19” and smaller are printed on sturdy acid-free card stock with a matte finish.The inks used in the process are professional grade to provide rich and authentic color and are acid-free to ensure that the prints will not fade over time.The size of each print refers to the actual size of the paper on which they are printed, leaving a .25” white border around the image. The prints fit nicely inside standard-sized frames of the same dimension. DIGITAL RESTORATIONAll maps are meticulously digitally restored to provide you with a clean, clear, and beautiful map that honors its period of origin. In this process, imperfections are removed. (Including creases, smudges, tears, discoloration caused by age, non-original stamps, etc.) The result is a gorgeous map reproduction true to its historical vintage.
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Everything you should know about the amazing Island of Vinalhaven, Maine before visiting! Where to stay, the coolest things to do, how to get on and off the
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