Mid Winter on Ross Street | 16" x 22"
About the Artwork
Mid Winter on Ross Street is a captivating oil board painting by the renowned artist John Kasyn (1926-2008). This artwork depicts a serene winter scene on Ross Street, capturing the beauty of the season. The painting showcases the artist's exceptional talent in bringing the winter landscape to life with remarkable detail and skill. It's a glimpse into Toronto's architectural charm, reflecting Kasyn's meticulous attention to every element of the urban landscape.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 16"x22" (dimensions of the board)
- Medium: Oil on board
- Frame: Period frame in which John Kasyn assembled. Please note that the current frame is damaged, but it will be replaced with suitable moulding at the time of purchase, preserving the integrity and beauty of this piece.
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Category: Artist: John Kasyn, Horizontal, Medium: Oil on Board, Size: 16x22
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