It is Hard to Walk Uphill | 8" x 10"
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It is Hard to Walk Uphill | 8" x 10"
Edmonton
10337 124 Street
Edmonton AB T5N 1R1
Canada
About the Artwork
It is Hard to Walk Uphill is an 8" x 10" oil painting by Peter Shostak created on canvas. Shostak is renowned for his portrayals of prairie life, where childhood memory and winter traditions become enduring subjects.
In this winter night scene, children pull their toboggans up a snowy hill beneath a sky filled with stars. The slope glows in pale blues and whites, with figures scattered across its surface — some climbing, some preparing to slide again. The title directs attention to the universal challenge of trudging uphill, turning an ordinary effort into a moment of shared experience. Through this simple act, Shostak conveys both the determination and joy of play, preserving a timeless rhythm familiar to generations of Canadian winters.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 8" x 10"
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Display: Presented in a black frame, ready to hang
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Accessibility Description
This painting by Peter Shostak shows a snowy hill at night under a dark blue, star-filled sky. Children are scattered along the slope, some walking uphill while pulling their toboggans, others sitting or sliding. In the foreground, snowy ground is dotted with patches of yellowed grass, while a line of dark trees stretches across the background. The scene highlights the effort of climbing the hill after the joy of sliding down, echoing the title’s reference to the challenge of walking uphill.
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