Framed Rhode Island Art

Framed Rhode Island Art highlight the rich history of this area that has been right from the start one of the engines of independence. Even though Rhode Island was the last to ratify the U.S. Constitution, it was one of its strongest supporters. Contrary to what the name might suggest, the state is located mostly on the mainland, with less than a quarter consisting of islands, large bays and a few inlets. On the other hand, these areas provide some of the most picturesque images and are visited by most of the tourists.

Many Framed Rhode Island Arts depict the lighthouses scattered along the coast, with some of them being built by the first colonists and still standing. The most impressive images capture these structures sitting idly on the coast, as the storm approaches and the sailboats race to safety. The aerial views of the ports and the regatta competitions hosted here every year are a must have for those who enjoy spending time on the high seas.