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About the Artwork
A rain-slicked street catches the glow of storefronts and streetlights in downtown Burlington, where historic buildings meet modern high-rises. The wet pavement acts like a mirror, reflecting golden yellows and deep teals while figures stroll past shop windows. Leafy trees frame both sides of the scene, their olive and chartreuse tones adding warmth to this urban moment.
The artist plays with reflection and light in a way that feels impressionistic but grounded. Bold brushstrokes define the architecture while the color palette skews optimistic, those yellows and oranges suggesting either early evening or the aftermath of a storm when everything looks fresh. The composition draws your eye down the street and then back up to where the buildings touch the sky.
For Vermont natives or anyone who's walked Church Street on a September evening, this one hits home. Makes a thoughtful gift for college grads who studied at UVM or friends who've relocated but still claim Burlington as theirs.
This canvas wall art fits naturally in living rooms or home offices where you want energy without chaos. The reflective quality of the street adds depth, so it reads well even from across a room.
A rain-slicked street catches the glow of storefronts and streetlights in downtown Burlington, where historic buildings meet modern high-rises. The wet pavement acts like a mirror, reflecting golden yellows and deep teals while figures stroll past shop windows. Leafy trees frame both sides of the scene, their olive and chartreuse tones adding warmth to this urban moment.
The artist plays with reflection and light in a way that feels impressionistic but grounded. Bold brushstrokes define the architecture while the color palette skews optimistic, those yellows and oranges suggesting either early evening or the aftermath of a storm when everything looks fresh. The composition draws your eye down the street and then back up to where the buildings touch the sky.
For Vermont natives or anyone who's walked Church Street on a September evening, this one hits home. Makes a thoughtful gift for college grads who studied at UVM or friends who've relocated but still claim Burlington as theirs.
This canvas wall art fits naturally in living rooms or home offices where you want energy without chaos. The reflective quality of the street adds depth, so it reads well even from across a room.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
Vermont has two seasons I care about: the week the maples turn, and mud season. Nobody buys mud season paintings, so I spend the rest of the year waiting for October like a kid waiting for a snow day. Then it's bright broken strokes of orange and red as fast as I can lay them down, before the rain strips the trees.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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Liliana N.
A symphony of colour and love
It’s a poem in pigment; a love letter to Burlington’s heart.
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Sharon C.
A sardonic salute
Burlington on canvas, as lively as the real thing. Go figure.
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Richard G.
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Hey, you! Wanna see Burlington? Boom. Done.
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