A transit box painting with bright, pastel colours depicts musicians playing instruments such as the guitar, saxophone, and violin. Others stand around these musicians laughing and smiling. The background of this painting is a neo-classical style stone building. Much of the paint has been chipped on this box. A city bus and distant traffic is seen passing behind the box.

Achieving Harmony

Artist: Sarah Collard

250 Portage Ave Winnipeg MB R3C 0B1

Located in front of the 250 Portage building in Downtown, this is one of the many transit boxes that Sarah Collard has painted in Winnipeg. It depicts musicians of various cultures playing various instruments. The building in the background of the painting is quite similar to its surrounding buildings in the downtown area.

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245 Notre Dame Mural

Artist: Belle-Fosh Signs

245 Notre Dame Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 1N8

Painted on the side of African Food General, this mural creates the illusion of a detailed building on a simple stone wall. To the left of these buildings is a sign which contains a list of the businesses which once resided in this building strip.

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Rod of Asclepius

Artist: Tim Nijenhuis - Ninehouse Productions

360A Queenston Rd, Hamilton, ON L8K 1H9

Three dimensional illusion of a hand holding a silver rod of Asclepius, symbol of medical science, on the side of a medical building.

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The Collins

Artist: Tim Nijenhuis - Ninehouse Productions

33 King St W, Dundas, ON L9H 1T5

Chronological history of the Collins Brewhouse – transitioning from left to right from the late 1800s, 1900s, 1920s, 1950s, 1970s, today featuring street scene with stores, automobiles and people.

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Barton Street – Canada 150 – 2 of 3

Artist: Tim Nijenhuis - Ninehouse Productions

342 Barton St E, Hamilton, ON L8L 2X7

Young boy in front of store front from 1940’s with steel fabrication in the background, a Studebaker, and scenes from Hamilton in the background including the Lancaster airplane in the sky.

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