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Toronto Skyline captures the city’s waterfront as it appeared in 1990, before decades of development dramatically reshaped the view. David Crighton’s detailed illustration preserves a period when the SkyDome—now Rogers Centre—remained clearly visible from the Toronto Islands, standing alongside the CN Tower as a defining feature of the skyline.
Whether you remember Toronto’s earlier waterfront, have admired the city from across Lake Ontario, or simply appreciate its evolving architecture, this artwork offers a nostalgic window into a skyline that can no longer be seen in quite the same way.
Year Created: 1990
Location: Toronto skyline viewed from the Toronto Islands.
Artist Notes: The skyline and its architecture are accurately rendered as they appeared in 1990. From this viewpoint, the SkyDome was still clearly visible before the condominium boom transformed the waterfront. The yacht club, however, never existed—I invented it because the composition needed it.
Featured Details
Toronto’s waterfront skyline as it appeared in 1990
The CN Tower rising prominently above the city
An unobstructed view of the original SkyDome
Period-accurate downtown architecture
Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands viewpoint
An imagined yacht club adding character and depth
A thoughtful blend of architectural accuracy and artistic license
A nostalgic record of Toronto before the waterfront condominium boom
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About David Crighton
David Crighton's artwork is a celebration of place. Through meticulously hand-drawn illustrations, he captures the character, history, and architectural beauty of the communities that leave a lasting impression on our lives.
Created with exceptional attention to detail, each piece is designed to preserve memories, inspire conversation, and become a timeless addition to any home or collection.
🏛️Drawing for 50+ YearsDetailed architectural artwork shaped by more than five decades of experience.
🍁Canadian HeritageCelebrating the landmarks, neighbourhoods, and places people call home.
🖼️300+ Original IllustrationsHundreds of hand-drawn works capturing architecture, history, and community.