Edmonton Architecture Cityscape Sketch - Canada Handmade capital city of the Canadian province of Alberta. Edmonton is situated on the North Saskatchewan River, Edmonton Metropolitan Region, surrounded by Alberta's central region, surrounds the city and is a transitional area from the prairies to the south and boreal forest in the north

Made by free hand.
Original, signed by the Architect Ines J. Pedras -Certified of AUTHENTIC

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** with this Edmonton Architecture Cityscape Sketch** we:

Celebrate the dynamic skyline of Edmonton with this intricately detailed cityscape sketch, handcrafted with love for Canada. This one-of-a-kind handrawing illustration captures the essence of Edmonton’s blend of modern architecture, historic landmarks, and natural beauty. From the striking silhouette of the *Muttart Conservatory* to the iconic *High Level Bridge*, this piece beautifully portrays the heart of the city that bridges urban sophistication with stunning natural landscapes.

Perfect for architecture lovers, city enthusiasts, and those with a deep connection to Edmonton, this sketch is a timeless tribute to Alberta's capital. Each hand-drawn detail brings to life the unique character and charm of the city's buildings and landmarks, offering a piece that speaks to both locals and admirers from afar.

Whether as a personal keepsake or a thoughtful gift, this handmade sketch showcases Edmonton’s architectural pride, providing a piece of Canadian craftsmanship that will add elegance and nostalgia to any home.

**Details:**
- Original hand-drawn cityscape sketch of Edmonton, Alberta
- Available custom dimensions 80cm long
- High-quality, eco-friendly Japanese paper used for a sustainable, premium finish
- Ideal gift for Edmonton residents, architecture fans, or those with a love for Canadian cities
- Handmade supporting Canada by the artist

Capture the essence of Edmonton’s skyline and bring a piece of Canadian artistry into your space with this beautifully crafted, handmade cityscape sketch.

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Edmonton’s architectural landmarks and the handmade, local aspect of the sketch.
Contact directly Ines on hi@inesjpedras for any question
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