Strolling the Athens of the Island and Dancing at the Gallery
The whimsical alabaster dancing sculptures are synonymous with downtown West Tisbury.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The whimsical alabaster dancing sculptures are synonymous with downtown West Tisbury.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The Field Gallery was established in 1970 and holds three galleries and a sculpture garden in the heart of West Tisbury.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The Field Gallery was established in 1970 and holds three galleries and a sculpture garden in the heart of West Tisbury.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The Field Gallery is a public space in perpetuity.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Alley's General Store has more than 150 years dealing in almost anything.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The bell outside town hall had a long and active life, presiding over the Dukes County Academy.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The bell outside town hall had a long and active life, presiding over the Dukes County Academy.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Serving smiles as well as gas at Up-Island Automotive.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Rural West Tisbury has dirt roads and parcels of farmland where animals roam.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Sepiessa Point feaures a vast area of sandplain forest stretching south to the Atlantic Ocean.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Sepiessa Point feaures a vast area of sandplain forest stretching south to the Atlantic Ocean.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Oysters are a delicious diversion in Tisbury Great Pond.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The commercial center of West Tisbury includes up-Island’s only grocery store, a bank, post office, restaurant, and small shops.
Mark Alan Lovewell
The commercial center of West Tisbury includes up-Island’s only grocery store, a bank, post office, restaurant, and small shops.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Time for warmer days garden work.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Along the sandy path to Lambert's Cove Beach.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Looking eastward to the high bluffs of Makonikey.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Gentle waves of the north shore soothe the soul.
Mark Alan Lovewell
From a poem by John Maloney:
West to West Tisbury, the Athens of the Island,
seven pianos on Music Street after George Smith
bought one for his daughter, couples strolling
on a Sunday afternoon listening to Brahms and Bach.
To The Fair, with ribbons won for baking apple cobbler,
the Ferris Wheel high above the Grange and Ag halls.
Tiasquam to the Ocean, to Tisbury Great and oysters
for the taking, ice-cutting in Ice House Pond — town
where Joshua Slocum retired, dancers at the Gallery.
