This is an ink drawing of the Kincardine Lighthouse, on the Bruce Peninsula in northern Ontario, by the Canadian artist James Marlatt.
The lighthouse was built in 1880, on the bank of the Penetangore River, which flows into Lake Huron. It served a busy fishing and salt shipping industry and is a 74-foot octagonal tower over a two-story keeper's house. It is now a museum but the lamp is still in operation.
I'm not sure if this is a print or an original--I think an original.
It is too big for my scanner.
The first two images here are scans.
The third image is a photograph.