Shoreline 28"x62" 4400$ The place where water meets land has always held a powerful appeal to artists, myself included. The trees and rock that line the waterways are different, affected by centuries of contact with lake, river, sea and wind. With this new piece I wanted to capture the distinctive look and feel of the Canadian shield shoreline standing before the dense dark woodland that lies just inward. My preference is to sight these locations from a slow moving canoe, an unhurried pace that allows extended study and contemplation. This painting is framed in an elegant satin black frame that suits the rich warm colours of the piece wonderfully! Northern Pine 21"x13" 895$ There is little that speaks to the rugged beauty of the Ontario wilderness more than a lone pine tree standing along a rocky shore. With this piece I borrowed some techniques from my favourite Group of Seven Artists in the way I approached and executed the painting. Finished nicely with a simple black wooden frame hand made by the artist.. Sail off Peasmarsh 13"x37" 1250$ Minutes from my home, this quiet beach has been a regular stop for dog walks and viewing of the 'Bay for myself and Bdog for years now. As the water level rises and falls, the presentation of the scene changes remarkably. Only a couple years ago, all the rocks marking the shoreline as seen here were hidden under the swollen waters. It might be argued they clutter up the scene, but I kind of enjoy the hint of ruggedness and sheer reality they lend to the present look. A handmade frame from vintage rough sawn wood sets of the painting perfectly! West Side 13"x11" 625$ A visit to the western shores of Georgian Bay always rewards with its unique and contrasting visual keys to its rugged landscape. The limestone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, lined with cedar and spruce, jutting out into the vibrant blue green waters is always a magnificent sight.
This small study is finished off beautifully with a handmade vintage wood frame.
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