Our Village Hockey Rink | 10" x 16"
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About the Artwork
Our Village Hockey Rink is a 10" x 16" oil painting by Peter Shostak created on Canvas. Peter Shostak's poignant homage to the landscape and culture of the Western Canadian prairies. We're transported to an enchanting evening where the freshly sharpened skates first meet the icy glow of a neighbourhood pond. Under the gentle cascade of snowflakes, the rink comes alive with the joyful cadence of skates carving through the night. The twinkle of stars and the cozy glow of homes, illuminating memories as pristine as the snow. This artwork is a heartfelt nod to the simple pleasures of seasonal camaraderie and the enduring bonds formed over a friendly game of hockey.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 10" x 16"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: The artist has framed this painting, and it is reflected in the listed price.
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