A quiet reminder that even on the widest water, we're never truly alone.
"He looked across the sea and knew how alone he was now..."
The passage from The Old Man and the Sea is centred in typewriter type, moving from the prisms in the dark water to the wild ducks against the sky, and ending with the thought that no man was ever alone on the sea, with Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea beneath. It suits a study, a boat house or a quiet corner, and makes a thoughtful gift for a sailor, a fisherman or anyone going through a lonely stretch.
Printed on premium lustre paper with a professional finish, and carefully packaged to arrive in perfect condition.
Choose a black, white or vintage background, in five sizes, unframed or in a sleek black frame.
Perfect for:
Sailors and fishermen
Studies and boat houses
Anyone going through a lonely stretch
Hemingway readers
Questions are always welcome at georgia@bookquotedecor.com
