Amsterdam Canal by Lisa Linard
This Lisa Linard photograph captures one of the city's urban canals on a crisp day in late autumn. This intriguing picture has a zen-like quality as the bare tree branches point serenely toward the flowing currents and intermittent arching bridges that connect the streets.
Quintessentially Amsterdam, canals have been a part of Amsterdam's rich architecture since the early 17th century. They were designed to serve as a defense system, a water management system and a transportation system.
This photo is printed on Fuji professional paper, and set in a 16" x 20" acid-free conservation mat, and signed by the artist.
Photographer: Lisa Linard
Dimensions: Matted for a 16" x 20" frame
Quintessentially Amsterdam, canals have been a part of Amsterdam's rich architecture since the early 17th century. They were designed to serve as a defense system, a water management system and a transportation system.
This photo is printed on Fuji professional paper, and set in a 16" x 20" acid-free conservation mat, and signed by the artist.
Photographer: Lisa Linard
Dimensions: Matted for a 16" x 20" frame
