View from Stanley Park30" x 40"

$3,825.00 CAD

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About the Artwork

View from Stanley Park is a 30 × 40-inch acrylic-on-canvas painting by Fraser Brinsmead. From the Stanley Park seawall, a seated figure looks south across Coal Harbour toward downtown Vancouver. Canada Place's white sail-form roofs extend along the left side of the waterfront, while a docked vessel and low harbour buildings lead toward the city's closely grouped towers. Harbour Centre and the Vancouver Lookout rise near the centre of the skyline.

The composition is built from horizontal bands of grass, pathway, water and architecture. Reflections repeat the waterfront structures in strokes of blue, white, teal and ochre, while the towers introduce strong vertical forms above them. Overhanging foliage frames the upper-left corner, connecting the park viewpoint to the city beyond. The solitary figure and bench establish the viewing position and provide a measured sense of scale within the broader harbour scene.

Artwork Details

Title: View from Stanley Park
Artist: Fraser Brinsmead
Size: 30 × 40 inches (76.2 × 101.6 cm)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Condition: Excellent
Display: Gallery-wrapped canvas, 1.5 in (3.81 cm) thick, back-stapled, with hand-painted black sides. Ready to hang unframed; custom framing options are available.

Accessibility Description

A horizontal harbour cityscape viewed from Stanley Park. In the foreground, a band of green grass meets a pale path running across the lower edge. A solitary person sits on a bench near the left, facing the water and downtown Vancouver. Dark leafy branches enter from the upper-left corner and frame the view. Coal Harbour occupies the middle of the image in blue and teal, with broken reflections of white roofs, vessels and waterfront buildings. Canada Place extends from the left with a row of white sail-form roofs. A docked vessel and low structures lead toward a dense group of grey, blue and beige towers across the centre and right. Harbour Centre rises above the surrounding buildings near the middle of the skyline. The city is set beneath a light blue sky with soft white clouds. Horizontal layers of grass, path and water contrast with the vertical buildings. Small strokes in the harbour create rippled reflections. The painting is acrylic on canvas and measures 30 by 40 inches.

Sources and Documentation

City of Vancouver Archives: Vancouver skyline from Stanley Park seawall, consulted for the viewpoint and location identification.

How to Purchase

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Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using available artwork information and current research. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, details may be updated as additional information becomes available. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact the gallery to confirm any information important to their acquisition decision.

View from Stanley Park | 30" x 40"

About the Artwork

View from Stanley Park is a 30 × 40-inch acrylic-on-canvas painting by Fraser Brinsmead. From the Stanley Park seawall, a seated figure looks south across Coal Harbour toward downtown Vancouver. Canada Place's white sail-form roofs extend along the left side of the waterfront, while a docked vessel and low harbour buildings lead toward the city's closely grouped towers. Harbour Centre and the Vancouver Lookout rise near the centre of the skyline.

The composition is built from horizontal bands of grass, pathway, water and architecture. Reflections repeat the waterfront structures in strokes of blue, white, teal and ochre, while the towers introduce strong vertical forms above them. Overhanging foliage frames the upper-left corner, connecting the park viewpoint to the city beyond. The solitary figure and bench establish the viewing position and provide a measured sense of scale within the broader harbour scene.

Artwork Details

Title: View from Stanley Park
Artist: Fraser Brinsmead
Size: 30 × 40 inches (76.2 × 101.6 cm)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Condition: Excellent
Display: Gallery-wrapped canvas, 1.5 in (3.81 cm) thick, back-stapled, with hand-painted black sides. Ready to hang unframed; custom framing options are available.

Accessibility Description

A horizontal harbour cityscape viewed from Stanley Park. In the foreground, a band of green grass meets a pale path running across the lower edge. A solitary person sits on a bench near the left, facing the water and downtown Vancouver. Dark leafy branches enter from the upper-left corner and frame the view. Coal Harbour occupies the middle of the image in blue and teal, with broken reflections of white roofs, vessels and waterfront buildings. Canada Place extends from the left with a row of white sail-form roofs. A docked vessel and low structures lead toward a dense group of grey, blue and beige towers across the centre and right. Harbour Centre rises above the surrounding buildings near the middle of the skyline. The city is set beneath a light blue sky with soft white clouds. Horizontal layers of grass, path and water contrast with the vertical buildings. Small strokes in the harbour create rippled reflections. The painting is acrylic on canvas and measures 30 by 40 inches.

Sources and Documentation

City of Vancouver Archives: Vancouver skyline from Stanley Park seawall, consulted for the viewpoint and location identification.

How to Purchase

If you are interested in acquiring View from Stanley Park, use the enquiry button on this page. West End Gallery can confirm current availability and pricing, provide additional photographs, discuss placement, arrange a private viewing, and assist with delivery or shipping.

For general information about purchasing artwork, please review the gallery's Frequently Asked Questions.

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using available artwork information and current research. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, details may be updated as additional information becomes available. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact the gallery to confirm any information important to their acquisition decision.