This exceptional, hand blown glass sculpture captures the grace and movement of sailing. It is harmoniously accented witha white sail and aqua blue water. Made by Anchor Bend Glassworks of Newport, Rhode Island, this collaborative of three talented glass blowers has been the recipient of many awards since its inception in 2003. Recently the group was commissioned to make the 2009 Boat of the Year Trophy for Sailing World and/or Cruising World Magazines. Solid sculpture. 10 x 13 inches in size.

This handsome, hefty book is a great gift for sailing enthusiasts. The 6 x6 inches square "Cube" format articulately presents images and facts aboutthe world's most spectacular sailboats and the stunning craftsmanship that went into creating them. Set in the world's most breathtaking seascapes, the book contains close to 500 photographs. 736 pages.

Lighthouse and Buildings, Portland Head, Cape Elizabeth, Maine, 1927, by Edward Hopper (United States 1882–1967).

This lighthouse was completed in 1791 under the orders of America's first president, George Washington, and since has become the world's most photographed lighthouse, renowned for its historical and artistic appeal. The grandeur and serenity of this famous scene was depicted in watercolors by American artist Edward Hopper.

Museum Art Glass is the result of the old-world appreciation of fine art married with cutting edge ultra-clear glass production and the most accurate art reproduction process available. This product includes a chain for convenient displaying. Size: 2 7/8 x 2 3/4 inches.

Adventures in Art Series for ages 9-12.

A great Realist painter, Edward Hopper (1882–1967) created iconic and quietly poignant images of the enduring spirit of the American people. His masterful paintings of sailboats, lighthouses, seascapes, and white clapboard houses celebrate the spectacular coastal areas of New England where he made his summer home which inspired some of Hopper's most memorable and appealing works.