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the-home · 4 months
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visit-new-york · 1 year
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Washington & Water Street
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Early morning at the intersection of Washington & Water Street
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aneverydaything · 9 months
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Day 1862, 29 July 2023
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acmkart · 9 months
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Very quick practice drawing half-timbering before I go on vacation away from my drawing tablet.
Lavenham, UK reference from MapCrunch
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streetmatt · 2 years
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Water color.
By Matti Merilaid.
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rabbitcruiser · 7 months
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Gastown, Vancouver (No. 3)
In the 1960s, citizens became concerned with preserving Gastown's distinctive and historic architecture, which like the nearby Chinatown and Strathcona was scheduled to be demolished to build a major freeway into the city's downtown. A campaign led by businesspeople and property owners, as well as the counterculture and associated political protestors gained traction to save Gastown. Henk F. Vanderhorst, a Dutch immigrant to Canadian citizen, opened the 'Exposition Gallery', an art gallery on Water Street which started, flourished and encouraged a flow of other fledgling business startups to boom in the Gastown core. His influence with the revitalization of Gastown was acknowledged in 1976 by being awarded 'The First Pioneer Citizen of Gastown' award by Mayor Art Phillips. "A key to the city". Vanderhorst's efforts, in part, pressured the civic, provincial and federal governments to declare Gastown a historical site, protecting its heritage buildings to this day.
Gastown was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2009.
Gastown is a mix of "hip" contemporary fashion and interior furnishing boutiques, tourist-oriented businesses (generally restricted to Water Street), restaurants, nightclubs, poverty and newly upscale housing. In addition, there are law firms, architects and other professional offices, as well as computer and internet businesses, art galleries, music and art studios, tattoo parlours, and acting and film schools.
In February 2013, The Gastown Gazette began publishing local news and stories about the ongoing protests against gentrification in the Downtown Eastside and Gastown area of Vancouver. The community paper has since gathered provincial and national attention for reports on the neighbourhood.
Gastown has become a hub for technology and new media. It has attracted companies such as Zaui Software, Idea Rebel, MetroQuest, BootUp Labs Entrepreneurial Society, SEOinVancouver and MarketR.
Popular annual events that take place on the cobblestone streets of Gastown include the Vancouver International Jazz Festival and the Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix international bicycle race.Gastown in July 2012
In June 2004, Storyeum opened in Gastown. It was a lively theatrical 65-minute show that re-enacted the history of BC using eight sets that were all located below street level. Unfortunately, due to mounting debt, the attraction closed its doors in October 2006.
The Gassy Jack statue was toppled on February 14, 2022, by protesters during the 31st annual Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
Source: Wikipedia
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Gastown of the 1990s, a realist painting of Water Street and the Gastown Steam Clock by Paul Rupert. Paul Rupert (1946-2013) was a Canadian realist painter who trained under Arthur Lismer of the Group of Seven. From his obituary in the National Post:
Paul obtained his formal training at the school of art and design of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, where he studied under the late Arthur Lismer (Group of Seven) and at Concordia University. His unique use of the palette knife and oil paints earned him worldwide recognition in such noted collections as: Royal Bank of Canada, Corby's Distilleries, International Bankers Club in Hong Kong, Molson Breweries, Montreal Stock Exchange, Canadian Embassy in Washington, Governments of Alberta and Ontario, Canada House and Ontario House in London, England, The National Gallery, The Claridge Collection, Lower Canada College and many others. Paul was commissioned to paint many of North America's renowned golf courses including The Royal Montreal Golf Club, The Shaughnessy Golf Club in Vancouver, Nicklaus North, Chateau Whistler, and The Augusta National Golf Club.
You can date the painting to around 1994 or beyond, not from the cars which are mostly from the 1980s, but from the Starbucks located at Water and Cambie Streets. This location operated there from 1994-2022, when it was announced in January it had closed permanently after 28 years at this location.
I don't see many other paintings around Vancouver by Paul, and I can't find a record of any major shows he had here, though it is quite likely he did exhibit work here at some point, especially with this poster as evidence, and his work with the Shaughnessy Golf Club. If you spot more of Rupert's local work, let me know!
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gentlemanpixelator · 2 years
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Liverpool. Water Street.
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masorad · 4 months
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colgreen31 · 4 months
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Please take a moment to view the higher resolution, un-watermarked image on Clickasnap
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mo-mode · 4 months
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The Biblically Accurate Trio in TLT
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flood-dry-out · 7 months
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water street hot rod
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noconcessions · 9 months
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cherylmmbookblog · 10 months
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#Blogtour Water Street by J.P. Maxwell
 It’s a pleasure to take part in the Blogtour Water Street by J. P. Maxwell. About the Author From studying Russian at University College London to producing films for the BBC and running a newspaper kiosk, JP Maxwell settled back in Liverpool in 2001 and now teaches Screenwriting and Digital Writing at Liverpool John Moores University. Although fictional, his writing directly links to a rich…
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radiomax · 1 year
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Tuesday, March 21, 2023 5pm ET: Beyond The Balcony
#15 The companion program to the Balcony Show featuring independent music and beyond. In this installment we present music from these artist: (Episode 15) Adam Randy, Canaan Cox, Chelsea Lyn Meyer, Different Moon, Good Stuff, Harbour, Kenzo, Larry Dvoskin, Max Restano, Regina Sayles, Roi & The Secret People, Sophia Gonzon, The Parachute Brigade, Water Street, Whole Damn Mess (Not the order of…
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johnbrace · 2 years
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