PORT HOLE SCENES, Original Vintage Nova Scotia Artwork by Lloyd G. Nowlan: STILLNESS OF THE FORGOTTEN HOME, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

The back label reads: THIS ROMANTIC PLAQUE IS AN ACTUAL PART OF THE MARITIMES, IT IS COMPLETELY PRODUCED IN THE MARITIMES, AND ALL ARTWORK IS BY THE WELL-KNOWN ARTIST Lloyd G. NOWLAN. THE WOOD USED IS NOVA SCOTIA PINE, THE ROPE IS THE ACTUAL ROPE USED BY FISHERMEN, AND IS RECLAIMED FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, THESE WILL BECOME COLLECTOR’S ITEMS IN THE FUTURE. ALL SCENES HAVE THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS SIGNATURE. ART IN BLACK, NEW GLASGOW, N.S. HAND MADE IN CANADA.

About the Artist: Lloyd G. Nowlan was a prolific Maritime artist, specialized in black ink line drawing, from Pictou County in Nova Scotia, Canada. Born in 1915 and died in 1999. He descended from original settlers to the area who arrived in the 1700's. A major example of his work was made into lovely pieces of wall plaque art by Art in Black, of Glasgow, Nova Scotia.  Shaped as a porthole and employing genuine antique fisherman ropes reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean as a terrific border accent, they were highly prized Nova Scotia souvenirs and are found around the world.