Swartwout Tank Tops

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartwout, Swartout, Swarthout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

The Indian River Bridge carries traffic over the Indian River Inlet in coastal Delaware at the Delaware Seashore State Park. The Charles W. Cullen Bridge connects Route 1 traffic from the south and Bethany Beach to the northern town of Dewey Beach and the City of Rehoboth Beach.

In this "painterly style" image the full moon is made to appear rising under the Indian River Inlet Bridge at the Delaware Seashore State Park. Of course a bit of "artistic license" was used to make the moon appear as it does under the George W. Carlson Bridge.

This scene of the Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet, is a view from the south shore access road. The road leads to the popular beach and fishing areas of the Delaware Seashore State Park.

Saying "Hello" is Patricia Irene, a pinto pony. Patricia Irene is one of nearly 100 wild ponies on Assateague Island in Maryland. One part of this natural barrier island is a Maryland State Park and the other part is the Assteague Island National Seashore. The wild ponies, likely well known because of the book, "Misty of Chincoteague," are a national treasure. These animals in the wild are rather amazing in that they fend for themselves in a rather harsh environment. They mange to survive the summer influx of tourists - that are more of an impediment to their lives that is their harsh natural surroundings.

In this simulated watercolor presentation, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet in coastal southern Delaware is a beautiful sight to behold at any time of day or night. Twilight, the transition between day and night brings out the spectacular color of the bridge, the water and the sky - all in shades of blue - at this magical time. The Delaware Seashore State Park facilities on both the north and south sides of the Indian River Inlet and along the shore of the Indian River Bay attract thousands or people, who can enjoy sights like this, all year 'round. The area, just north of Bethany Beach, DE boasts campgrounds, a large marina, fishing and, of course, a well-maintained and guarded (in season) beach on the Atlant...

In an Abstract Expressionism presentation, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet near Bethany Beach in coastal Delaware is a beautiful sight to behold. Twilight, the transition between day and night brings out the spectacular color of the bridge, the water and the sky - all in shades of blue - at this magical time. The Delaware Seashore State Park facilities on both the north and south sides of the Indian River Inlet and along the shore of the Indian River Bay attract thousands or people, who can enjoy sights like this, all year 'round. The area, just north of Bethany Beach, DE boasts campgrounds, a large marina, fishing and, of course, a well-maintained and guarded (in season) beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This neon line rendition, of course, loses the actual photographic realism but still allows for the grace and beauty of the architecture to shine through.

For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This black and white rendition, of course, loses the blue hues but still allows for the grace and beauty of the architecture to shine through

Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge, is seen an night from the northwest campground area. For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This expressionism presentation, of course, loses the detailed photographic realism but still allows for the grace and beauty of the architecture to shine through.

Here is a portrait-style photograph of one of the Assateague Island Wild Horses, Mieke's Noe'lani, meaning Mieke's beautiful girl from heaven. This young mare is locally known as "The Princess" and is one of nearly 100 wild ponies on Assateague Island in Maryland. One part of this natural barrier island is a Maryland State Park and the other part is the Assteague Island National Seashore. The wild ponies, likely well known because of the book, "Misty of Chincoteague," are a national treasure. These animals in the wild are rather amazing in that they fend for themselves in a rather harsh environment. They mange to survive the summer influx of tourists - that are more of an impediment to their lives that is their harsh natural surro...

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartwood, Swartout, Swarthout and Swartwout families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartout, Swartwout, Swarthout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge, is seen an night from the northwest campground area. For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This simulated line drawing/sketch, of course, loses the blue hues but still allows the detail of the architecture to shine through

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swarthout, Swartout, Swartwout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

Shown here is a simulated watercolor presentation, this Waterman's Bushel Basket/Crab Basket Christmas Tree is found just east of Kent Island in Grasonville, Maryland. The Crab Basket Holiday Tree is for the benefit of the local Watermen's Association and has proven to be a popular attraction over the years.

The wild horses of Assateague Island are free to roam and do as they please. Here we see an Assateague pony enjoying some fresh reed grass for lunch. When you buy one of these to display in your home or office you will be able to enjoy the wonders of visiting Assateague Island all year 'round.