Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia - Canvas Print (3 Size Options)
Three sizes to select from.
Premium satin canvas stretched onto a 1.5" thick wooden frame.
Vibrant, fade-resistant printing.
Open-Edition Canvas Print of "Peggy's Cove Lighthouse, Nova Scotia" - a Barcode Landscape painting by Canadian artist Danielle Harshenin. Peggy's Cove is one of the most iconic places in Canada. The white lighthouse standing tall beside the crashing waves of the Atlantic ocean is what every Canadian pictures when they think of Nova Scotia. Canvas prints are stretched onto sturdy, warp-resistant wooden frames. Artist's signature has been digitally added in the bottom left corner. Edges are black. Picture hanger hardware is included.
Images show 24" x 36" canvas print option. Images are for visualization purposes only. Actual product may vary slightly.
Shipping is FREE within Canada. Flat-rate shipping is available to most places in the United States. American purchasers are responsible for all additional customs and fees. For international purchases, please contact me to discuss available shipping options. Canvas prints will ship via Canada Post or a courier ground service within 7 days of purchase. Please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.
RETURNS & EXCHANGES
My canvas prints are made to order by a reputable third-party printing service. If you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason, please contact me to let me know and we will find an appropriate resolution. Images of canvas prints are for illustration purposes only. Actual product may slightly vary. All canvas print sales are final.
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"Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia" is one of thirteen paintings in my Canadian Landscapes series - one for each province and territory in Canada. This vibrant collection of paintings features notable landmarks that every Canadian would recognize! The lighthearted series is intended to foster connection, joy, and inclusivity in our post-pandemic world. The Canadian Landscapes series has been exhibited at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre (September 2024); Summerland Art Gallery (January 2025); and Kelowna Innovation Centre (Summer 2025).
