Al Hogue A/P Lighthouse from Wyland Gallery - Title?

I found this at a garage sale over the weekend. At first I thought it was a Wyland artist's proof(!) from the subject + the Wyland Florida Galleries sticker on the back, but a closer look showed it is by a Al Hogue who has done some collaborations with Wyland & sells his works in Wyland's galleries.

Looking his works up trying to find the name for this (and so it's value), the closest I came was this one - Pointing the way home - but the cliff/rocks the lighthouse in on is wrong, as is the edition type's different sizes (https://alhogueart.com/new-limited-edition-giclee-purchase/pointing-the-way-home)

Then I thought it was this one - Destiny's Light - but mine doesn't have a pirate ship in it (https://alhogueart.com/new-limited-edition-giclee-purchase/destinys-light)

Can anyone tell me which one I have? Could it be one that he decided not to a run on? (I'd like that! if it's one of a kind!) Also what kind/type it is? (glicee, serigraph, print)

It measures 19.5" x 39" and is double signed (looks like a sharpie signed over & above the regular signature)

Thanks all - I appreciate any help with this.

 

Since yours has the AP (artist proof) your probably not going to find one exactly like yours if that's what the AP stands for on yours.

 

Actually I don't think the AP stands for artist proof on yours.

 

And that one sold for $20.00

 

That's why I don't sell on liveauctioneers(!) - no name but at least I know it's a giclée. Thanks rink28

 

Giclees are digital reproductions of an existing artwork and, in general, have little to no resale value. An artists proof edition of 125 would indicate that the regular edition would be in the neighborhood of 1250 copies or more.

 

I hate Giclees.......pronounced GeeLees...