#307 • James R. Williamson "Cape Flattery Light", Jan Kuschner & Cottage Prints

Part of November 2026 Fantastic Finds Auction (timed auction by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals)

High bid $5.00

Status: Available

Bidding closes Nov 15, 2026 5:45 PM AKST

Category: Art

James R. Williamson's "Cape Flattery Light", signed and numbered 110/950, leads this group of three framed prints. The white lighthouse and keeper's dwelling stand above tawny coastal grasses beneath a glowing pink and gold sky. The artist's description on the reverse identifies the setting as Tatoosh Island at the entrance to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, where the lighthouse first operated in 1857. An artist biography accompanies the print. Alaska artist Jan Kuschner's print from the "Dwelling Renderings" series focuses on a weathered wooden porch, a barrel, and the dry grasses surrounding an abandoned dwelling. Restrained earth tones and fine architectural detail give the scene a quiet, timeworn character. Her reverse biography describes an enduring interest in old houses and the pioneer spirit of Alaska; the print retains that biographical information and series description. The third signed print shows a rustic cottage entrance framed by tall yellow sunflowers. An arched, reddish door surround, blue-gray siding, and a stone path bring warm color and intimate scale to the doorway scene. All three pieces are framed. "Cape Flattery Light" measures approximately 23" x 18" overall.