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Charles Codman (1800-1842), a well-known Portland artist, used one of the original pews from First Parish Church in Cape Elizabeth, as the surface for his oil painting of a shipwreck at Pond Cove in Cape Elizabeth.

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• Title: Shipwreck at Pond Cove, ca. 1830
• Creator: Charles Codman
• Creation Date: circa 1830
• Subject Date: circa 1830
• Location: Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, ME
• Media: Oil on panel
• Dimensions: 54 cm x 78 cm
• Local Code: A86-817
• Object Type: Image

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Standardized Subject Headings

• Beaches
• Codman, Charles (c.1800-1842)
• First Parish (Cape Elizabeth, Me.)
• Marine paintings
• Pond Cove (Cape Elizabeth, Me.)
• Shipwrecks
• Zeb's Cove (Cape Elizabeth, Me.)

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