Saturday night on the hill | 23" x 23"
About the Artwork
Saturday Night on the Hill is a 23" x 23" oil on canvas painting by Peter Shostak. The scene depicted in this painting is a beautiful portrayal of the simple joys of childhood, set against the backdrop of towering coniferous trees. Peter Shostak's evocative style is on full display here, showcasing a quintessential winter evening on the Canadian prairies, brimming with the laughter and energy of children. The navy sky, dusted with stars, provides the perfect setting for kids dressed in muted blues, deep reds, and greens to revel in the thrill of tobogganing. They navigate the snowy incline with toboggans and repurposed tractor tire inner tubes, highlighting the improvisational play of rural life.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 23" x 23" (The outside framed dimensions are 30" x 30")
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artist has framed this painting and it is reflected in the listed price.
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