Cannery Row Sunset
Art Notes
Monterey’s famed Cannery Row is undergoing a renaissance. No longer the bustling sardine fishing center immortalized by John Steinbeck, today Cannery Row entices visitors with its many fine shops and boutiques.
As I continue my odyssey as an artist, I find myself drawn to the historic seaside villages of California. One of the reasons, I believe, is that the coastal air, saturated with mist, lays down a mirror-like film of moisture on streets and walks. Cannery Row Sunset created to celebrate Cannery Row’s 50th Anniversary makes full use of the reflective play of light and color on the streets and upon the luminous surface of Monterey Bay.

Painted: 2007
Published: 2007
Style: Luminism
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Subject Location: Monterey, California
Limited Edition: Available
Genre: Cityscapes, Summer Traditions
Tags: American Flag, Antique Automobile, California, City, Cityscapes, Fishing, Monterey, Street, USA
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I loved Cannery Row. I was station at Ft Ord from 1980 to 1982. Its one place I’ll always keep in my heart. I met my husband of 40 yrs while we both been in the Army. The military would give us one day to get marry to have a small wedding. On Valentine’s Day. Well it’s a long story. But our favorite places was Sly McFly’s oh could they make a cocktail. Oh lobster Guroteu. Sitting by the window with the sunset. Good Good Memories. Blessed be… 🙏