Mt. Joy was Playing on the Radio | 16" x 16"
About the Artwork
Mt. Joy was Playing on the Radio is a 16" x 16" acrylic painting by Peter Wyse created on a birch panel with painted white edges. The painting features a classic scene of Canadian road travel, with a vintage red-orange van set against a backdrop of the Rockey mountains. Wyse's technique is meticulous, with keen attention to the layering of acrylics, particularly notable; the van's warm tones and the background's cool blues create a distinct contrast. The technique of layering and carefully sanding the acrylic paint gives the piece a textural richness, inviting the eye to linger on the details. The painting invites you to reminisce about the good times and the peacefulness of nature.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 16" x 16"
- Medium: Acrylic on Birch Panel
- Display: This painting is on a deep profile birch board with finished edges, painted white and the painting is intended to be displayed unframed.
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