Queen Streetcar, Toronto

I continue to return to downtown Toronto for painting inspiration. We were in the city for a couple of days over the last weekend. When driving through it I thought of the many comments I hear about Toronto and how people hate being there, driving in it, parking in it, whatever.
I have to say I love Toronto. On the occasion that I might get slowed down in traffic I take it as an opportunity to look around and find painting inspiration. I've been driving through the city for over 50 years, the only thing I find that has changed is the number of bicycles. I think it is a great way to get around the city, but drivers and cyclists need to be aware of each other. And the streetcars are a never-ending source of interest to me.
"Queen Streetcar" is a 36x36 inch painting just off the easel. The pedestrian bridge over Queen Street connects the Bay and the Eaton's Centre.
Thank you for letting me share this painting with you.
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