Modern maps highlighting Canadian cities
In April 2012, what began as a simple attempt to understand the architecture of Canada quickly evolved into a series of ten obsessively illustrated pieces. These illustrations take the form of modern maps, highlighting Raymond Biesinger's adopted city of Montreal, as well as his former city, Edmonton, and eight other Canadian cities at specific points in their history. On this poster, the city of Ottawa is in the spotlight, with a representation dating from May 7, 1945.
Detailed representation of urban history
Each print in this remarkable series is a true work of art in itself, featuring between 50 and 125 specific landmarks and buildings that speak to the unique history and character of each city depicted.
Richness and diversity of the Canadian urban landscape
Each print is available in 24"x24" format, printed on 192 g/m² Epson Enhanced Matte paper, with Epson UltraChrome XD2 archival ink. These captivating prints invite careful exploration of every detail, revealing the richness and diversity of the Canadian urban landscape through the eyes of the artist.
Complete presentation flexibility
These works are sold in open editions, allowing everyone to own a unique piece of Canadian visual history. Unframed, they offer total flexibility in terms of presentation, allowing everyone to integrate them harmoniously into their decor.
- printed on 192 g/m² Epson Enhanced Matte paper
- Epson UltraChrome XD2 ink
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 24" | 60.9cm |
| Width | 24" | 60.9cm |
- Do not hang on a damp wall.
- Clean with a dry cloth.
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- Online orders are shipped from our Canadian warehouse.
- In-stock and special order products are shipped or available for pickup on a processing time basis. See the details .
- Returns are admissible under conditions. The merchandise must be in its original condition. See the details .
