The Montauk Point Lighthouse Limited Edition Metal Print

Perched majestically on the rugged cliffs of Long Island’s easternmost point, the Montauk Point Lighthouse offers an unparalleled blend of history, natural beauty, and sweeping ocean views. Originally commissioned by President George Washington in 1792, this national treasure stands proudly above the Atlantic Ocean, where the waters of the Long Island Sound and the Atlantic converge.

Set atop dramatic rocky bluffs, the lighthouse commands 360-degree panoramic vistas, including sunrises over the open sea and breathtaking coastal sunrises. 

Metal Print

Experience modern elegance and remarkable visual depth. Printed on a sleek aluminum surface using state-of-the-art dye-sublimation, this piece delivers brilliant color, crisp detail, and archival longevity rated for over 100 years.

Available Options:

Collector’s Edition — Limited

• 36” × 24”

• Limited to 15 pieces

• Signed & numbered

Open Edition

• 24” × 16”

Finish: Modern aluminum with vibrant, high-definition imagery

Presentation: Includes float mount or hanging hardware — ready to hang

Limited Edition Certification

Each Limited Edition piece includes a signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity, featuring detailed artwork information and a unique holographic label. A matching label is affixed to the back of the artwork to ensure authenticity and preserve its collectible value.

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Limited Edition & Collectors’ Pricing

This artwork is offered as a strict 15-piece Limited Edition in each medium — Fine Art Metal and Acrylic.

Every piece is individually signed, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Once all 15 pieces in a medium are sold, that format is permanently retired.

Collector’s Tiered Pricing (Metal 36×24)

To reward early collectors, the Fine Art Metal edition follows a 4-tier pricing structure:

• Tier 1 (Editions 1–3): $795
• Tier 2 (Editions 4–7): $895
• Tier 3 (Editions 8–12): $995
• Tier 4 (Editions 13–15): $1095

Your price is automatically determined by the edition number currently available.

Only 15 collectors worldwide will ever own this piece in metal, ensuring long-term rarity and value.

Images © Rod Richardson Photography