Portland Head Lighthouse

Portland Head Light stands on the rugged shoreline of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, overlooking the entrance to Portland Harbor and the waters of Casco Bay. Commissioned by George Washington and first illuminated in 1791, it is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and one of the most recognized maritime landmarks in the United States. For more than two centuries, the lighthouse has guided vessels along Maine’s rocky coast while serving as an enduring symbol of the state’s maritime heritage. Its dramatic setting atop windswept cliffs has made it one of New England’s most photographed and beloved coastal destinations.

This vintage-inspired landscape edition captures the beauty, history, and coastal character that define Portland Head Light. Designed in a modern WPA-inspired style, each print celebrates the remarkable landscapes and landmarks that continue to inspire travelers, photographers, artists, and nature lovers throughout New England. Whether you've walked the rocky shoreline beneath the lighthouse, watched waves crash against the headland, or simply admire the timeless appeal of Maine’s coast, this piece honors one of the region’s most iconic destinations.

Every purchase helps give back to the places that inspire this collection. Massif Foundry donates 5% of every sale from this print to organizations dedicated to preserving and protecting New England's coastlines, historic landmarks, parks, and public lands for future generations.

Part of the Massif Foundry New England Collection.