"Morning Gold"
BY JOHN A. MORROW
RELEASED April 25, 2005
EDITION SIZE 500
50 ARTIST'S PROOFS
FRAME SIZE 16x24
PAPER - EPSON
WATERCOLOR
PRINTED BY HMS
FINE ART
GICLEE PRINT
WITH PIGMENTED INKS

In midsummer, the sun rises on the back
side of the island casting a long shadow over the village. As the shadow
shortens, Manana, Monhegan's neighbor island, begins to glow and like the
slow rising curtain on a stage, a raking golden light sweeps the town from
the weathered rooftops to the dew soaked grass. This radiant warmth flows in
like an atmospheric tide. This view is looking inland from Fish Beach on a
June morning, when all the world was well.
Reproduced from a transparent and
opaque watercolor painting by giclee printing.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, US Poet,
wrote this about morning: The morning breaks; the steeds in their stalls
stamp and neigh, as the hostler calls; the day returns, but nevermore
Returns the traveler to the shore, And the tide rises, the tide falls.