I think I know where this church is | 12" x 19"

About the Artwork

I think I know where this church is is a 12" x 19" hand-coloured serigraph painting by Peter Shostak created on paper. The serene beauty of a snowy landscape is portrayed in this artwork as the warm hues of sunset illuminate the surroundings. On the right is a solitary white church with a noticeable dome and cross, surrounded by a few winter trees. To the left is a modest building and a series of utility poles lining a road that leads the viewer's gaze into the distance. The peacefulness of the scene captures a sense of stillness, bringing back memories of a familiar place in the vast openness of the prairies, which would likely be familiar to those who share the artist's heritage.

This artwork is a serigraph, also known as a silkscreen print, which involves stencilling an image onto a silk or fine mesh screen, with blank areas coated with an impermeable substance. The ink is then forced through the mesh onto the printing surface, creating a vibrant and colourful image with crisp lines and colour areas. This technique is ideal for capturing the vivid hues and stark contrasts in Shostak's portrayal of the Canadian prairies.

Dimensions and Details

• Size: 12" x 19" (The framed dimensions are 20.5" x 27")
• Medium: Serigraph
• Display: Serigraphs are works on paper and require glass to protect the artwork from damage. The value stated includes the frame depicted in the artwork photographs. Unframed serigraphs may be requested and are subject to availability.

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