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Summer Boardwalk 2012 (Limited Edition 150) was the third generation of the Boardwalk Summer series. This one features the 'H.M.S.Bounty' (Replica for the 'Mutiny on the Bounty' - Marlon Brando) and Newburyport's boardwalk quaint, quintessential skyline charm during the summer season, as seen from Ring's Island. Just three months later, the Bounty was to sink off the coast of North Carolina trying to past through Hurricane Sandy on its way to Florida, claiming the lives of its captain and a crew mate. Ironically, the crew mate was the direct descendant of Christian Fletcher, the man who led the original, 'Mutiny on the Bounty'.. Newburyport was one of the last city's it visited.

About John William Brown I have been creating images ever since I was old enough to hold a pencil. Right from the very beginning, I was always experimenting with mixed media that included pastels, watercolors, oils, graphic printing, photography, writing, music, etc. If there was an avenue for expression, I wanted to use it. One of my earliest frustrations as a fine artist was the inability for me to produce what my imagination could conjure up in a timely and economic manner. I wanted to create. I wanted to do it good. I wanted to do it quickly without sacrificing quality. Then I wanted to reproduce it. I never found solice in the belief that artist have to starve or find another way of making a living. To me, there had to be a way...