White Susan Tobey (11 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Susan Tobey White's paintings in Lobstering Women vividly depict Maine women's participation in today's lobster fishing. The paintings tell the stories of what the women have to do every day to be successful in an industry dominated by men. Susan Tobey White's inspiration was watching a woman unloading lobster traps from a boat on to a snow-covered dock. Her first painting was of this hard-working young woman.The simple idea began: a series of paintings of women lobstering. Now, eighteen portraits later, we see what is needed for the work of lobstering: painting buoys, baiting traps, hauling the traps, sizing the lobsters and banding them. All the while maneuvering the powerful boat. Several generations of women and girls along the Coast of Maine are represented. These are hardworking women who juggle family, school, and other jobs, along with their joy of being out on the water. Renowned Maine artist, Susan Tobey White, creates portraits and biographies of eighteen real Maine lobsterwomen (and girls) as they take joy in working "a man's job" on the water on the rough Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Maine. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Lobstering Women of Maine: Paintings and Stories of Women and Girls Who Fish the Maine Coast. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Susan Tobey White's paintings in Lobstering Women vividly depict Maine women's participation in today's lobster fishing. The paintings tell the stories of what the women have to do every day to be successful in an industry dominated by men. Susan Tobey White's inspiration was watching a woman unloading lobster traps from a boat on to a snow-covered dock. Her first painting was of this hard-working young woman.The simple idea began: a series of paintings of women lobstering. Now, eighteen portraits later, we see what is needed for the work of lobstering: painting buoys, baiting traps, hauling the traps, sizing the lobsters and banding them. All the while maneuvering the powerful boat. Several generations of women and girls along the Coast of Maine are represented. These are hardworking women who juggle family, school, and other jobs, along with their joy of being out on the water. Renowned Maine artist, Susan Tobey White, creates portraits and biographies of eighteen real Maine lobsterwomen (and girls) as they take joy in working "a man's job" on the water on the rough Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Maine. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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