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Copyright: Christiane Schulze
Long before white settlers arrived in 1853, the Coos Indians lived in villages near the bay that now bears their name. Just south of the entrance to Coos Bay and two-and-a-half miles north of Cape Arago (originally known as Cape Gregory), is a small, detached piece of land with sheer cliffs that the Coos Indians called Chiefs Island. The shape of the island has been aptly described as a bony left-hand fist, with an extended index finger pointing northward. It was near the tip of this finger-like extension that the first Cape Arago Lighthouse would be erected in 1866.

All Artwork is Registered and Orginal Artwork of Christiane Schulze. All rights Reserved and Copyrighted to Christiane W. Schulze and protected by US and International Copyright Law. Copying and/or distributing these images without my permission is strictly prohibited. PLEASE NOTICE: THE WATERMARK WILL NOT APPEAR ON PRINTS Christiane W. Schulze was born in Dortmund / Germany From 2003 - 2007 she studied Art. Since 2007 she took the Master Class of Prof Qi Yan (Professor of Art in Bejing / China and Düsseldorf / Germany) Exhibition: Gallery Artodrom Berlin 2011 Art Beijing April 2012 Sparkasse Castrop-Rauxel 25.10.12-06.12.12 Physiotherapy Practice Schueller&Kivelitz August 2017 Gallery Arto Mondo Castrop - Rauxel July...