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Burlington Waterfront Views - Canvas Wall Art

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36 × 24" · gallery wrap
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About the Artwork

A small harbor opens below a hillside path, where an empty wooden bench looks out over sailboats resting at their moorings. A stone breakwater curves into the lake toward a white lighthouse, and a cluster of gabled houses sits among autumn trees on the shore. Beyond, layered hills fade from green to dusky violet beneath a sunset sky streaked with orange, peach, and rose.

Camille Forrest builds the scene with thick, short dabs of paint in a loose impressionistic style. The water is made of hundreds of small strokes, gold and apricot laid over aqua and teal, so the low sun seems to scatter across every ripple. In the foreground, leafy greens give way to ochre and rust, hinting at early fall, while the slender tree on the left frames the view like an open window.

Lake Champlain locals will recognize that end-of-day glow over the harbor, even if the details are interpretive. It's also a thoughtful gift for anyone who has spent an evening in Burlington or along Vermont's waterfront.

The warm sky and cool water make this canvas wall art a calm, inviting presence in a living room or bedroom. Its horizontal composition sits nicely above a couch, bed, or sideboard.

A small harbor opens below a hillside path, where an empty wooden bench looks out over sailboats resting at their moorings. A stone breakwater curves into the lake toward a white lighthouse, and a cluster of gabled houses sits among autumn trees on the shore. Beyond, layered hills fade from green to dusky violet beneath a sunset sky streaked with orange, peach, and rose.

Camille Forrest builds the scene with thick, short dabs of paint in a loose impressionistic style. The water is made of hundreds of small strokes, gold and apricot laid over aqua and teal, so the low sun seems to scatter across every ripple. In the foreground, leafy greens give way to ochre and rust, hinting at early fall, while the slender tree on the left frames the view like an open window.

Lake Champlain locals will recognize that end-of-day glow over the harbor, even if the details are interpretive. It's also a thoughtful gift for anyone who has spent an evening in Burlington or along Vermont's waterfront.

The warm sky and cool water make this canvas wall art a calm, inviting presence in a living room or bedroom. Its horizontal composition sits nicely above a couch, bed, or sideboard.

Materials & Craft

Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.

Canvas
Matte cotton-blend
Stretcher bars
Solid 1.25″ FSC-certified wood
Inks
Archival pigment, fade-resistant
Edges
Gallery-wrapped
Hanging
Sawtooth hanger pre-installed
Made in
United States
Frame option
Floater, 0.5″ gap — 1.75″ deep
  • Greenguard Gold
  • FSC wood
  • Fade resistant
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Camille Forrest
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After teaching middle school music for eight years in Boston, I moved to Vermont and discovered painting through a community art class. The geometric patterns I use come from musical notation structures I learned as a kid studying piano with my neighbor Mrs. Rodriguez.

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Exceptional!

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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Jacqueline H.
A soulful artistic expression

This canvas brings the serene beauty of Burlington's waterfront into my space. It's like a silent prayer, an affirmation of life's gentle rhythms and heartwarming grace.

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Arturo G.
A thoughtful masterpiece

This canvas whispers tales of distant shores, bathing my living room in a soft thoughtful glow.

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Katherine V.
Insta-worthy decor

LOVE this canvas! 💖 Burlington’s beauty in my room. #HomeDecorGoals 🏡😍

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Gilberto Y.
Canvas of dreams

Waterfront whispers caught, imprinted on canvas, forever dancing in my room, an endless waltz of tranquility.

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Alejandro V.
Artful addition to home

Practical adornment, this canvas art infuses our home with a sense of tranquility and sophistication. Highly recommended.

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Jennifer F.
Not just another pretty picture

Who knew a canvas could outwit me with its silent eloquence, masked as mere waterfront view.