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The Harbor View (of Bay Bridge)

The Harbor View (of Bay Bridge)
by leahnadeau

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Description

"The Harbor View (of Bay Bridge)" is 40 inches tall by 60 inches wide and 1.5 inches thick, and is made with acrylic paint on canvas. 

This is another work named after my favorite place in the entire world, San Francisco. It’s where I went to college and began my career path. Going to college in the heart of San Francisco is what made me the artist and person I am today.

I was fortunate enough to explore the city a lot, and of course the Bay Bridge was one of the amazing landmarks that allowed me to travel from San Francisco, to Oakland. My Senior year of college my sister lived across the bay, and we explored the Bay Area together a lot. 

Although I now live in Seattle, a part of my heart will forever be in San Francisco. 

This painting is from the Abstract Cityscapes series. It comes signed by the artist on the front and dated on the back, with a certificate of authenticity.

 Shipping: This painting comes rolled in a tube because of its size

 If you prefer the painting to come ready to hang, an additional fee will incur in addition to a shipping fee, which can be calculated prior to purchase. If not, an invoice will be sent to you after you purchase detailing the shipping cost.

About The Artist

I’m Leah Nadeau, and I create original abstract paintings for people who want their homes to feel unmistakably like their own.

My work is shaped by architecture, midcentury modern design, my film school background, and synesthesia, which means I experience music as color. Every painting is made slowly, by hand, and one at a time.

Filled with color, joy, resilience, and a little weirdness, these paintings aren’t meant to disappear into the background. They become the piece you build the entire room around.

My work has been featured in Atomic Ranch Magazine, exhibited at Modernism Week in Palm Springs, and permanently installed at the Henry Ford Health Cancer Institute in Detroit.