Marshall DuBock has always been fascinated by the inimitable history, personality, and grace of Nantucket Island. He began his art training in junior high school and was only eighteen years old when he presented his first one-man show at the Lobster Pot Gallery and this show, along with each subsequent show, sold out.

DuBock continued his art education at the Portland School of Fine and Applied Art and in Florence, Italy, and throughout the years has carefully developed a realistic watercolor style that distinguishes him as one of Nantucket Island's most beloved artists. In 1979 he opened The Nantucket Gallery at 23 Federal Street, which offers original watercolors and signed, limited-edition prints.

A year-round resident, the artist continues to combine current visual impressions with years of memories abetted by his extensive knowledge of Island history, and as a result he captures the very spirit of the Island in his watercolor paintings, which are known, collected, and loved all over the country.

All prints are signed and numbered by the artist in a limited edition of 750 prints and are printed on 80-lb. watercolor paper under the direct supervision of the artist.