1970 Maine Statehood Commemorative Stamp Block Edward Hoppers Lighthouse At Two Lights

This block of four U.S. 6-cent commemorative stamps celebrates the 150th anniversary of Maine’s statehood (1820-1970). The design is based on Edward Hopper’s famous painting The Lighthouse at Two Lights, Maine, which is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Featuring a detailed depiction of the Cape Elizabeth lighthouse, this stamp set is an excellent piece for any philatelist interested in U.S. history or iconic American art.

These stamps are a tribute to both Maine’s statehood and Edward Hopper’s contribution to American realism. The Lighthouse at Two Lights is one of Hopper’s best-known works, reflecting the artist's fascination with New England’s rugged beauty. The stamps were issued to commemorate Maine’s entry into the Union and honor one of its most notable landmarks.

Ideal for philatelists, U.S. stamp collectors, art enthusiasts, and historians with a focus on American statehood commemorations or Edward Hopper's artwork. This is a great find for collectors who appreciate stamps that carry both historical and artistic significance.

The stamps are in mint condition, as shown in the block, stored in a protective sleeve to preserve quality. They have not been hinged or used. Please review photos for additional details on condition.

A valuable addition to any collection of U.S. commemorative stamps or lighthouse-themed memorabilia. As always, please have realistic expectations, and note that all sales are final with no returns.

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