Sailing past the historic Sandy Point Shoal Lighthouse is a traditional skipjack—one of the last working sailboats still used for oyster dredging on the Chesapeake Bay. In Sandy Point Lighthouse with Skipjack, artist Paul DeRemigis captures the graceful lines of this iconic vessel in a finely detailed pencil drawing. As a Baltimore native, Paul brings a deep appreciation for Maryland’s maritime heritage to his work. The skipjack, with its enduring connection to the Bay, stands as a living symbol of the Chesapeake’s past and present. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph, offered in two versions: a classic black & white edition, and a hand-watercolored edition, with soft color accents added by the artist himself.
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The beloved Assateague ponies along Maryland’s Atlantic Coast are more than just a pretty view—they really tug at the hearts of Marylanders. This sweet pair is a reminder of the pride we take in caring for the wild herd that calls Assateague Island home. Artist Paul DeRemigis clearly feels that connection too. A Baltimore native and mostly self-taught, Paul has a real gift for turning local landmarks into incredibly detailed pencil and pen-and-ink drawings. His original "Assateague Ponies II" was done in pencil, and we’re excited to offer it as a 16” x 20” offset lithograph. You can choose the classic black & white version, or the hand-embellished edition, where Paul adds delicate watercolor touches that bring just the right pop of color to this already stunning scene! Actual art is delivered without the watermark.
The Hooper Strait Lighthouse is a true Chesapeake Bay treasure. First built in 1879, this screw-pile lighthouse once guided sailors safely through the tricky waters of Maryland’s Hooper Strait. Today, it stands proudly at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels—saved from demolition and full of history. Artist Paul DeRemigis brings this coastal landmark to life in his beautifully detailed pencil drawing. We’re pleased to offer it as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph, available in both a classic black & white edition and a hand-embellished, watercolored edition that adds a soft, colorful touch to this timeless piece. Please note: your artwork will come to you without the watermark.
Maryland artist Paul DeRemigis is truly a local gem. Born and raised in Baltimore and largely self-taught, Paul has a remarkable gift for transforming familiar landmarks into finely detailed pencil and pen-and-ink works of art. His City Dock, Annapolis drawing is one of his most beloved pieces—and for good reason. We’re pleased to offer a colorized offset lithograph of this stunning scene, available in two sizes: 20” x 16” and 16” x 12”.
Two iconic sights—cherry blossoms in full bloom and the Washington Monument—come together beautifully in “Cherry Blossom, Washington Monument,” a finely detailed pencil drawing by one of Maryland’s most beloved artists, Paul DeRemigis. A Baltimore native and mostly self-taught, Paul has a true talent for turning local landmarks into stunning pencil and pen-and-ink works of art. This piece is available as a 16” x 20” offset lithograph, in your choice of the classic black & white version or a hand-embellished edition with soft watercolor touches that add just the right hint of spring color. Actual art is delivered without the watermark.
Known for its charming boardwalk, sandy shores, and nostalgic seaside vibe, Rehoboth Beach is a favorite coastal getaway on the Delaware coast. From summer strolls and saltwater taffy to ocean breezes and colorful umbrellas, it’s a place full of memories and timeless charm. Artist Paul DeRemigis captures the spirit of this beloved beach town in his detailed pen & ink drawing, bringing to life the familiar sights that make Rehoboth so special. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph, in your choice of the classic black & white edition or a hand-watercolored version with soft touches of color to this coastal scene. Please note: Artwork ships without watermark.
Cherry blossoms are the true sign that spring has arrived in the D.C. area—and there’s nothing quite like seeing the monuments surrounded by those soft pink blooms. But what if you could skip the crowds and enjoy that beauty from the comfort of your home? Thanks to artist Paul DeRemigis, you can! His pencil drawing "Cherry Blossoms, Jefferson Memorial" captures the magic of the season perfectly. Paul, a Baltimore native and mostly self-taught, is a true Maryland gem. He has a gift for turning familiar landmarks into detailed pencil and pen-and-ink works that feel both timeless and personal. This piece is available as a classic black & white offset lithograph, or—if you’re craving a little spring color—you can choose the hand-embellished version, where Paul adds soft watercolor touches to make each print individual. Actual art is delivered without the watermark.
Fell’s Point is one of Baltimore’s most beloved and historic neighborhoods—full of character and deeply tied to the city’s maritime roots. Artist, Paul Regimis, captures beautifully the character of the streets of Fells Point in his pen & ink drawing. We’re pleased to offer this artwork as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph in two editions: the classic black & white version, and a hand-watercolored edition personally embellished by Paul, adding a soft touch of color to this already captivating scene. Please note: your artwork will come to you without the watermark.
Nestled where the Susquehanna River meets the Chesapeake Bay, Concord Point Lighthouse has stood tall since 1827, guiding mariners and welcoming visitors to the charming town of Havre de Grace. As Maryland’s oldest publicly accessible lighthouse, it’s a proud piece of the state’s maritime story. Artist Paul DeRemigis captures the quiet beauty of this historic beacon in his detailed pen & ink drawing. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph, offered in both a classic black & white edition and a hand-watercolored version that adds a soft touch of color to this timeless scene.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge holds a special meaning for everyone. For some, it’s the path to a beach getaway; for others, it’s the final stretch of the daily drive home—or maybe just a favorite view from the water’s edge. In his beautifully detailed pen & ink drawing Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland artist Paul DeRemigis captures more than just a landmark—he invites you to reflect on what this iconic span means to you. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” limited edition offset lithograph, offered in both the classic black & white edition and a hand-watercolored edition that adds a gentle touch of color to an already striking scene. Actual art is delivered without the watermark.
Whether you lean toward the legendary shipwreck tale or believe the ponies were simply turned loose by early settlers, one thing’s for sure—you probably have a soft spot for the wild and wonderful Assateague ponies. These small, graceful beauties have held hearts for generations. Artist Paul DeRemigis captures their beauty in his finely detailed pencil drawing “Assateague Ponies”, and we’re thrilled to offer it as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph. You can choose the timeless black & white version, or go for the edition with hand-painted watercolor touches by Paul himself—it’s a lovely way to add a splash of color to a piece that already speaks volumes. Actual art is delivered without the watermark.
Where the boardwalk begins and the Atlantic meets the bay, the Ocean City Inlet offers one of the most iconic views on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. With the thrill of the nearby carnival rides in the distance and the ocean breeze in the air, it’s a place filled with summer memories, salty air, and seaside charm. Artist Paul DeRemigis captures the lively spirit of this classic Ocean City scene in his finely detailed pen & ink drawing. From the peaceful waters of the inlet to the joyful hum of the amusement park beyond, it’s a snapshot of Maryland’s favorite beach town at its best. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” offset lithograph, offered in both a classic black & white edition and a hand-watercolored version with soft, colorful highlights that bring the scene to life. Please note: Your artwork will arrive without the watermark.
In his finely detailed pencil drawing Thomas Point Lighthouse, Paul DeRemigis beautifully captures the choppy waters of the Chesapeake Bay, with the lighthouse standing firm—just as it has since 1875. Paul has a special talent for noticing the little details that bring his drawings to life, turning them into scenes that seem so real, you might feel you’re there. This artwork is available as a 20” x 16” limited edition offset lithograph, offered in both the classic black & white edition and a hand-watercolored edition that adds a gentle touch of color to an already striking scene. Please note: your artwork will come to you without the watermark.
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