Howard Russell Butler’s 1924 "Clearing after September Gale – Maine Coast", captures the raw majesty of the sea in the American Realist tradition of the early 20th century. With masterful brushwork and dramatic light, Butler transforms turbulent waves into poetry on canvas. This fine art print embodies power, renewal, and the beauty of nature’s force—perfect for coastal-inspired interiors and art lovers drawn to the sea’s untamed energy.
This canvas sits comfortably above a mantel, in a coastal cottage entry, or as a calm counterpoint in a modern living room. It’s for people who listen for the tide in quiet moments, who collect memories of wind, salt, and long walks on stone. The sturdy pine stretcher and subtle rubber feet make hanging simple and stable—so the view remains steady, like the ocean itself.
Product features - High-quality matte coating with Greenguard Gold certified inks for vivid, safe prints - Durable cotton-poly canvas (333 g/m²) with proprietary coating for rich texture and color - Stretched on responsibly sourced radiata pine frame from FSC-certified forests - Printed with non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks - Soft rubber dots on back corners keep the canvas stable when hung
Care instructions - If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
