Linda was keenly aware of the Canada Child Benefit...12 x 12 x 9

$2,300.00 CAD

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About the Artwork

Linda was keenly aware of the Canada Child Benefit... is a charming 12" x 12" x 9" ceramic sculpture by Elaine Brewer-White created in clay, acrylics, and enamels. This delightful piece from Brewer-White's acclaimed "Canadian Wildlife" series presents a Canada goose who has claimed a well-worn coral-coloured armchair as her perfect nesting spot, surrounded by her brood of golden goslings. With characteristic wit and social observation, the artist explores themes of modern parenting, domestic appropriation, and the clever ways wildlife adapts to contemporary Canadian life.

The artist's attention to domestic details—from the delicate lace doily draped over the chair's arm to the carefully sculpted wooden legs—creates an authentic sense of a real family home. The composition balances Linda's dignified maternal presence with the playful energy of her offspring, while the chair's worn condition implies this domestic arrangement is both established and enduring. Through this whimsical yet profound piece, Brewer-White celebrates the resourcefulness of wildlife and parents, suggesting that the most important benefits aren't always financial—sometimes they're simply a comfortable place to raise your family.

Dimensions and Details

Size: 12" x 12" x 9"
Medium: Ceramic sculpture with acrylics and enamels
Display: This three-dimensional sculpture is designed for display on a stable surface and showcases beautifully from all angles.

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Linda was keenly aware of the Canada Child Benefit... | 12 x 12 x 9

About the Artwork

Linda was keenly aware of the Canada Child Benefit... is a charming 12" x 12" x 9" ceramic sculpture by Elaine Brewer-White created in clay, acrylics, and enamels. This delightful piece from Brewer-White's acclaimed "Canadian Wildlife" series presents a Canada goose who has claimed a well-worn coral-coloured armchair as her perfect nesting spot, surrounded by her brood of golden goslings. With characteristic wit and social observation, the artist explores themes of modern parenting, domestic appropriation, and the clever ways wildlife adapts to contemporary Canadian life.

The artist's attention to domestic details—from the delicate lace doily draped over the chair's arm to the carefully sculpted wooden legs—creates an authentic sense of a real family home. The composition balances Linda's dignified maternal presence with the playful energy of her offspring, while the chair's worn condition implies this domestic arrangement is both established and enduring. Through this whimsical yet profound piece, Brewer-White celebrates the resourcefulness of wildlife and parents, suggesting that the most important benefits aren't always financial—sometimes they're simply a comfortable place to raise your family.

Dimensions and Details

Size: 12" x 12" x 9"
Medium: Ceramic sculpture with acrylics and enamels
Display: This three-dimensional sculpture is designed for display on a stable surface and showcases beautifully from all angles.

How to Purchase

We are committed to providing a comprehensive range of services to assist you with purchasing original artwork. If you're interested in Linda, who was keenly aware of the Canada Child Benefit... or have any questions, please:

Review our F.A.Q. Section for general information.
Click the "Enquire" button for personalized assistance or to express interest in purchasing this artwork. We will promptly provide you with the necessary details.