Driveway Shinny Game | 18" x 24"
About the Artwork
Driveway Shinny Game is an 18" x 24" oil painting by Rod Charlesworth that captures the joyous essence of a Canadian winter. It is alive with children playing ice hockey on a snow-covered driveway, brought to life through Charlesworth's signature bold brushstrokes. Rod has paid attention to detail, including classic vehicles in bright colours to enhance the composition, with a red truck drawing the viewer's attention towards a cozy, orange-hued house with inviting, yellow-lit windows. The narrative is further enriched by a quaint purple shack and a meandering wooden fence, adding depth to the scene. The artwork's rich texture and dynamic impasto technique make the viewers feel the cold air and hear the muffled sounds of play
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 18" x 24"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artwork is on a 2" canvas with painted edges painted black and is intended to be hung unframed. Framing services are available upon request.
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