Cape George Lighthouse Overlooking the Sea, Nova Scotia — Coastal Sunset Framed Canvas Wall Art
8″×10″
$51.00
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As the sun sets over Nova Scotia's rugged coast, the Cape George Lighthouse stands quietly atop a forested headland, keeping watch over the calm, endless sea below. Soft amber and lavender clouds drift across the evening sky while the shoreline fades into peaceful shadow — a warm, contemplative scene that captures the timeless serenity of Canada's Atlantic coast. It brings a sense of calm and quiet wonder to any room it graces.
Printed on premium canvas and set in a floating frame, it's ready to become a soothing, atmospheric centerpiece in your home.
Solid pine tree frame, 1.25″ (3.18 cm) thick
Heavyweight canvas fabric: 10.15 oz/yd² (344 g/m²)
Floating-frame effect for a contemporary look
Open-back design
Rubber pads on the back corners to protect your wall
Hanging hardware pre-attached — ready to hang out of the box
Blank product sourced from the US
Please note:
Brown and black frames feature a black inner border around the canvas; white frames feature a white inner border.
Not intended for sanding or cutting.
Note: the previous one (image 5A) also said "at Dawn" in the title — you may want to change that to "at Sunset" too for consistency, since both were shot in the same session.
Cape George Lighthouse Overlooking the Sea, Nova Scotia — Coastal Sunset Framed Canvas Wall Art
$51.00
Printed on premium canvas and set in a floating frame, it's ready to become a soothing, atmospheric centerpiece in your home.
Solid pine tree frame, 1.25″ (3.18 cm) thick
Heavyweight canvas fabric: 10.15 oz/yd² (344 g/m²)
Floating-frame effect for a contemporary look
Open-back design
Rubber pads on the back corners to protect your wall
Hanging hardware pre-attached — ready to hang out of the box
Blank product sourced from the US
Please note:
Brown and black frames feature a black inner border around the canvas; white frames feature a white inner border.
Not intended for sanding or cutting.
Note: the previous one (image 5A) also said "at Dawn" in the title — you may want to change that to "at Sunset" too for consistency, since both were shot in the same session.