Over the Charles, Cambridge Art Print

This vibrant print captures the John W. Weeks Bridge, a beloved footbridge that gracefully spans the Charles River between Cambridge and Allston, just outside Harvard University. Painted in bold colors from a striking side angle, this piece highlights the elegant lamps that line the bridge and honors the timeless architecture that has made it a quiet icon in the Boston area. It's also a spot where this artist has watched the Boston Fireworks from many years in a row.
Originally built in 1927 and named after U.S. Senator and Secretary of War John W. Weeks, the bridge was designed for pedestrians and rowers alike—offering some of the best river views in the city and a front-row seat to the Head of the Charles Regatta each fall. A perfect piece for anyone who loves Boston’s bridges, historic charm, and riverfront beauty.

* Signed by the artist.
* Printed on 100# Cover Textured Matte paper.
* Every print will arrive wrapped in eco-plastic (fully compostable) with a cardboard backer board.
* Sold unframed. Previews with frames are for illustration purposes only.
Available Sizes
* Art Print Sizes: 5”x7”, 8”x10" and 11"x14"
* Framing: 5”x7” are sized to be framed with a mat. For easy framing 8”x10” and 11”x14” prints are sized to be framed without a mat.

Please note: Colors may vary slightly due to lighting and screen differences.