Emily Jung Miller
Yaquina Head Lighthouse from Cobble Beach #545
Yaquina Head Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse in Oregon, with a 93ft. tower and a light that can be seen 19 miles out to sea. It was built in 1873 and continues to operate today. It is located on a high, exposed cliff near Newport, on Oregon's central coast.
The lighthouse is part of the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area, a federal reserve that is home to an incredible array of wildlife and beautiful coastline. The site has been popular with visitors since the 1930s, when nearly 12,000 visitors made it the 4th most visited lighthouse in the United States. Today it receives over 400,000 visitors per year.
A vein of magnetized iron runs through the bedrock of Yaquina Head, causing ships' compasses to malfunction if they venture too near.
The lighthouse is part of the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area, a federal reserve that is home to an incredible array of wildlife and beautiful coastline. The site has been popular with visitors since the 1930s, when nearly 12,000 visitors made it the 4th most visited lighthouse in the United States. Today it receives over 400,000 visitors per year.
A vein of magnetized iron runs through the bedrock of Yaquina Head, causing ships' compasses to malfunction if they venture too near.
This artwork is on display at the Passage exhibit thru Jul. 25, 2025
Plein air watercolor, 2016
9" x 12"
Original Painting Available (Framed)
$350
$350
Purchase Yaquina Head Lighthouse from Cobble Beach, Oregon Coast Art Prints:
| 5x7 matted to 11x14" Art print |
$32
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| 8x10 matted to 11x14" Art print |
$40
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| 11x17" Paper giclee |
$150
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| 12x16" Canvas wrap |
$165
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| 18x24" Canvas wrap |
$250
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| 22x32" Paper giclee |
$300
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| 24x32" Canvas wrap |
$450
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| Set of 8 Greeting Cards + Envelopes |
$30
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| Single Greeting Card + Envelope | $4 |
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Commissions to create new original artwork are currently closed. I will be reviewing my commission schedule for possible openings in August 2025.
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