Where is This Curved Shoreline?

[ApS]

At RG's suggestion, I'm asking forum members to identify the location of this older watercolor painting from the forum's Gallery. It's labeled "Lake Winnipesaukee / NH".

This specific location could have been "built-up" over the many years that have passed since this striking watercolor was accomplished. Identifying the [left-handed] artist may be asking a bit much... :o

It would mean a lot to the owner (and me, as she interrogates me about it every year). ;)

http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i117/chipmunkwhisperer/Fullscreen%20capture%201052015%2062736%20AM.bmp_zp sj5ozxlub.jpg

[SAMIAM]

Looks like Lee's Mill

[Shreddy]

Looks like Lee's Mill

Yes and no. It does look like a view from the docks looking out. Since it's a watercolor, the depth of the photo might be a little bit smaller. Interesting if it is Lee's Mill because it looks very country-ish with no houses on the shoreline in the distance.

[Gatto Nero]

Could also be Sally's Gut before houses were built.

https://flic.kr/p/ywmwFC

[Happy Gourmand]

I might go along with the entrance to Sally's gut too....except I don't think the shoreline is sandy as it is in the painting.

[thinkxingu]

Might I suggest that this isn't anywhere? I've seen enough paintings of landscapes and the "models" to know they don't always jive. Yosemite and some of the...creative..."likenesses" are perfect examples.

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[camp guy]

I am inclined to agree with 'thinkxingu'. The area looks a little like Lee's Mills, but not large enough. I think it is an abstract based on reality (remember, it is art, not detail.)

[ishoot308]

It looks like the last turn coming out of West Alton Marina just before you hit open water by the sandbar....

[barefootbay]

Minge Cove I think.

[Old Hubbard Rd]

Maybe Shannon Brook Moultonborough?

[smith point boater]

WAM is an excellent guess. If it were Minge Cove there would be a hill on the right and a much wider waterway

[lakershaker]

Maybe Shannon Brook Moultonborough?

That's exactly what I was thinking.

[LadyJane]

I have no idea where it is, but it looks like a hand colored photograph. Very pretty.

[rsmlp]

sally's gut-almost certainly

[LastonBoard]

I'm guessing Melvin Village. Put a house where the pines are in the upper right, a breakwater down the right shore and some docks directly in front and it would match up nicely

[Redwing]

---would be my guess.

[noreast]

If this post goes much longer every foot of shoreline will have been guessed.:liplick:

[jbolty]

seems like a good excuse for a field trip.

[ApS]

I have no idea where it is, but it looks like a hand colored photograph. Very pretty.
The apparent budding of the trees is highly evocative of Springtime and clean smelling breezes. :)

It's possible that post cards were made of this watercolor. Post cards of this vintage would have required a penny stamp. :rolleye2:

The photograph (left—photo credit, JMR) of Minge's Cove at the "Ice-Out-2017" thread reminded me of this subject watercolor art.

https://www.winnipesaukee.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=12896&stc=1&d=1492119655http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i117/chipmunkwhisperer/Fullscreen%20capture%201052015%2062736%20AM.bmp_zp sj5ozxlub.jpg

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[LadyJane]

Yes it does look like that !!!

[elbie]

Heaven, to me!

[Pricestavern]

If this post goes much longer every foot of shoreline will have been guessed.:liplick:

Somewhere between Alton and Center Harbor, east or west, for sure.