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Vancouver sunset from Stanley Park Canvas Print / Canvas Art - Artist Pierre Leclerc

This is a beautiful stretched-canvas art print wrapped on 2.5" thick stretcher bars. The print is professionally printed, assembled, and shipped within 2 - 3 business days from our production facility in North Carolina and arrives ready-to-hang on your wall. Fine Art America is home to more than 35,000 artists from all over the world who entrust us to fulfill their print orders online. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on every print that we sell and look forward to helping you select your next piece. Keywords: Vancouver Canvas Print, City Canvas Print, Stanley Canvas Print, Park Canvas Print, Buildings Canvas Print

Taken at the Stanley A. Ringer Playground in Allston, MA at sunset. Abandoned furniture in unlikely places has become a common sight around here as people move.

The settlement you can see here is Stanley, originally a fishing port protected by that strange flat rock called the Nut.

Sunset celebrates the promise of the West. We expose you to the experiences and advantages only the West can offer, so you'll never forget why you live here.



Who Reads Sunset?
Sunset celebrates the promise of the West. It covers travel, garden, home, and food, guiding readers to experiences and advantages only the West can offer. Sunset provides foolproof yet adventurous recipes, step-by-step gardening information, ingenious designs for homes and outdoor-living spaces, and travel discoveries for day trips and weekend escapes. It inspires its audience with new ideas and show them how they can easily make them their own. Sunset focus on serving homeowners in the 13 Western states, with content customized into five editions: Northern California, Southern California, Northwest, Mountain, and Southwest. Localized content for each edition includes a five-page Weekend Guide and garden advice tailored to the distinct growing conditions in each area.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

Weekend Guide for 5 different regions: What to do close to home right now: city day trips; new shopping and dining experiences; hiking and other outdoor activities; romantic getaways and quick vacations.
Taste Journey: The top food/travel destination each month, from a great seafood joint to a stellar sparkling winery.
Design That Works: What makes a great outdoor living space? We break it down.
Garden Checklist: How to keep your garden thriving each month.
Natural Home: Innovative, eco-friendly home decor and remodeling ideas.
Fast & Fresh: Delicious dishes, ready in 30 minutes.
Wine in the West: Perfect pairing ideas and the best bottles to buy.
Features: An in-depth look at how to experience the best of the West, such as “The Last Great Ski Resort, “Secret Grand Canyon,” “Lavender Fields of Dreams,” or “Western Wine Awards.”
Magazine Layout:
Sunset’s photos and design elements work together to invite readers to get out and experience the West for themselves: to visit the destinations, grow the gardens, cook the food. Photographs are simultaneously inspirational and informative; "Design That Works" departments draw out specific takeaway lessons from the photos. Functional maps in each month's Weekend guide make it possible for readers to grab the issue and go. Step-by-step photos and captions spell out how to lay a gravel path or carve a turkey. .


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Contributors:
Sunset is written by people who live in the West for people who live in West. Our staff writers are recognized experts in Western travel, garden, home and remodeling, food and wine. Major voices in the West, such as Jane Smiley or Tobias Wolff, are sometimes invited to share their perspectives.

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Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Sunset is both honest and inspirational. Its ideas and recipes are tested and refined in the contributors’ own travels, test kitchen, test garden, and Idea Houses. Unlike other lifestyle magazines, Sunset is not for “armchair readers.” The stories are written for people who want to get out and do: go, garden, build, and entertain.

Advertisers:
Advertisers are a mix of major brands such as airlines, cruise lines, wine makers, and manufacturers of remodeling materials, looking to reach the active, engaged Westerner. Unique to Sunset is the regional “Travel Directory,” which delivers information and special offers from local destinations.

Awards:

2007 Maggie Award (from Western Publications Association): Best regional or state magazine
2007 American Graphic Designer Award for Sunset Outdoor Living
2007 Horticultural Communication Award to Sunset Garden Editor Kathleen Brenzel