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Silver token depicting the Eddystone Lighthouse, by Henry Morgan, 1811-1812
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Silver token depicting the Eddystone Lighthouse, by Henry Morgan, 1811-1812
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A short comic about sisters, fin folk, and a lighthouse.
You can now read my thesis comic on itch.io! 16 pages, traditionally inked. Enjoy <3
The Eddystone Lighthouse – 1878 print in The Illustrated London News after JMW Turner.
The inscription on Eddystone lighthouse is, “To give light and to save life.” This is a motto that also may be used to show the purpose of our Savior Jesus Christ. He came to give light and to impart life. We erect a lighthouse on rocks that have been proved to be dangerous to life—we put it on the rocks—and, likewise, when souls were wrecked by the corruption of human nature, the Light of the world shone from the human nature of Christ Jesus. His sacred light warns us from the sin and corruption that have been proved to be so fatal to the peace and life of human souls; and, like a lighthouse, it also shows the safe path to the harbor of heaven. God is Light; and the body of Jesus is the lighthouse from which the fullness of the Almighty shone forth on a dying world. ~ W. Birch
Well, the moon’s a beautiful creature—God bless her! How often have we longed for her in the dark winter, channel-cruising, when the waves were flying over the Eddystone, and trying in their malice to put out the light. I don’t wonder at people making songs to the moon, nor at my singing them.
— Frederick Marryat, Jacob Faithful
Eddystone Lighthouse, 19th century print.
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A frigate healing in the breeze off the Eddystone lighthouse - Thomas Whitcombe
Eddystone Lighthouse - A depiction of John Rudyerd's wooden lighthouse of 1708. By Issac Sailmaker, 1708
The Eddystone lighthouse, by German School, 19th century