Early Winter Snowfall | 9" x 12"
$1,925.00
About the Artwork
Early Winter Snowfall is a 9" x 12" oil painting by Peter Shostak. A familiar scene vividly captures the late fall transition as the first unexpected snow descends on the Canadian prairies. This common occurrence signals the change of seasons. The painting highlights the golden hues of autumn foliage, contrasting against the fresh layer of snow blanketing the ground. The fence line and distant trees evoke the quiet charm of rural life as it braces for the cold months ahead. This stunning scene encapsulates the unique beauty of nature's early transition from fall to winter, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the frequent and sudden weather shifts typical of the Canadian prairie landscape.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 9" x 12" is the canvas measurements
- Medium: Oil on Panel
- Display: The artist has framed this painting, and it is reflected in the listed price.
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