Prince Edward Island Posters and Art Prints

Spring boardwalk at Cavendish Beach P.E.I. National Park, awaits the return of summer visitors. Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province with Cavendish a popular tourist destination for fans of Anne Of Green Gables novel.

"Anne of Green Gables" by Prostetnic Vogon Jeffs (A Diligent Maniac) for Baddest Shirt Co.

Winter scene. Seaside Lighthouse at Victoria By The Sea. Located in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The quaint fishing village is popular with summer visitors to the province. P.E.I. being 40 miles long, is Canada's smallest province.

A six-foot bronze statue of a 1920s Acadian fisherman, located in the waters of North Rustico harbour of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Many families in North Rustico are the descendants of Acadians who settled in the town in 1790.

Winter scene. Seaside Lighthouse at Victoria By The Sea. Located in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The quaint fishing village is popular with summer visitors to the province.

Lobster Boats Set sail into the sunrise

Raccoon stealing the bird food in the dead of night

Racoon climbing , sketch photo

Baby Raccoon stareing , called Angry Bear because he thinks he is.

Drift wood and fishing float washed up on the beach PEI

Driftwood tree on Poverty Beach PEI

Point Prim Lighthouse Version 2. Located in Prince Edward Island, Canada, the 60 foot-tall brick conical tower has been in service since 1845. It is one of the few round, brick construction lighthouses in Canada. The lighthouse is open from mid June to Sept 30th for visitors.

Point Prim Lighthouse in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The 60 foot-tall brick conical tower has been in service since 1845. It is one of the few round, brick construction lighthouses in Canada. The lighthouse is open from mid June to Sept 30th for visitors.

Old boat full of fishing gear

Lobster pots in the snow

Fishing Fleet sets sail for the first day of the season at sunrise, Prince Edward Island.

Wild Lupins of Prince Edward Island

St Paul Parish Interior Charlottetown PEI by Debra Martz This historical Anglican church was constructed in 1896, marking the third building in the same location. The moment you step into the entrance of the church, you notice the balanced proportions of every part of the structure, complemented by the beautiful stained glass memorial windows. The wooden ribbed ceiling, stained in a shade of mahogany, enhances the atmosphere of the interior. Although not a large church (it can accommodate around 450 people), its architecture creates a sense of openness. The chancel is designed in such a way that the sounds produced by the organ, singers, and speakers reverberate throughout the entire church. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Close up of Satine the cat at 17 years old

Fields of wild Lupins in P.E.I.

Celebrating Canada Day - July 1st in the Red Maple Leaf watercolor

Retro crest shaped logo of a lighthouse on the atlantic ocean with the sun behind. Reads: "Atlantic Canada."

Charlottetown Memorial Fountain Service Debra Martz The Prince Edward Island Service Memorial Fountain in Charlottetown is Canada's first memorial of its kind, honoring individuals in the armed forces, law enforcement, peacekeeping organizations, or firefighting services who risked their lives in the line of duty. The centerpiece is a bronze sculpture of a hand holding the Torch of Remembrance, inscribed with the quote "To you from failing hands we throw the torch, be yours to hold it high" by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae., 1872 - 1918 ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231010-095503_286-Edit.tif

Fishermen grappling for oysters P.E.I., near Murray River.

Low tide grappling for oysters near Murray River P.E.I.

Rustic boat sits in snow waiting for summer. Pictured this along my travels in Prince Edward Island. While P.E.I is a popular summer spot for tourist, there is always something of interest to find along the backroads throughout the province.

Celebrating winter with Falling Snowflakes in Canada Word Art in shades of Blue and pink

Charlottetown Memorial Fountain Sacrifice by Debra Martz The Prince Edward Island Service Memorial Fountain in Charlottetown is Canada's first memorial of its kind, honoring individuals in the armed forces, law enforcement, peacekeeping organizations, or firefighting services who risked their lives in the line of duty. The centerpiece is a bronze sculpture of a hand holding the Torch of Remembrance, inscribed with the quote "To you from failing hands we throw the torch, be yours to hold it high" by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae., 1872 - 1918 ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231010-09-54-25_509-Edit.tif

Freyja running free as a wolf in the woods

Oyster Fishermen On P.E.I

Carved wooden sculpture of a violin player over looking the docks in Montague P.E.I.

Fishing Floats hanging in a tree

Digital edit version 3 of rustic boat in snow waiting for warmer weather in Prince Edward Island, Canada. While P.E.I is a popular destination for summer visitors, there is always something of interest to find throughout the province.

Fields of wild Lupins in P.E.I.

Being watched by the Fox

Freyja playing in the Lupin Fields in P.E.I.