Illuminate your space with the timeless charm of Sheringham Point Lighthouse, captured in exquisite detail on our premium poster. Steeped in history and coastal beauty, this iconic landmark invites you to embark on a visual journey through time and tradition.
Designed by William P. Anderson, chief lighthouse designer for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Sheringham Point Lighthouse stands as a testament to his unparalleled craftsmanship and vision. Constructed in 1911 on a foundation of history and heritage, this hexagonal structure rises 12.5 meters high, adorned with six pilaster-like buttresses, crafted from reinforced concrete for enduring strength and durability.
Atop the lighthouse sits a lantern room, nearly 7 meters high, fashioned from cast iron with a copper roof dome, casting a beacon of light across the coastal landscape. The glazing, comprised of 36 panes arranged in three rows of twelve, captures the essence of maritime elegance, while providing a breathtaking view of the surrounding seascape.
Accompanying the lighthouse are other structures steeped in tradition, including a small boathouse and a residence for the lightkeeper and his family, weaving a tapestry of coastal living and maritime history.
Expertly reproduced, our poster preserves the intricate details and timeless allure of Sheringham Point Lighthouse for years to come.
Choose the perfect finish to complement your decor:
- **Fine Art Paper (285gsm)**: Offers museum-quality reproduction with rich, deep colors and a luxurious texture.
- **Semi-Gloss Paper (180gsm)**: Strikes a balance between glossy and matte, providing vibrant colors with a slight sheen.
- **Matte Paper (200gsm)**: Delivers a smooth, non-reflective finish, ideal for reducing glare and offering a sophisticated look.
Celebrate the legacy of coastal heritage and maritime craftsmanship with our Sheringham Point Lighthouse poster, where artistry meets tradition in perfect harmony. Whether adorning your home or office, this evocative piece serves as a beacon of inspiration and a tribute to Canada's rich maritime history.
