Snow Valley Fall30" x 40"

$3,825.00 CAD

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About the Artwork

Snow Valley Fall is a 30 × 40-inch acrylic-on-canvas painting by Fraser Brinsmead. Viewed from an elevated position, the composition looks across Edmonton’s Snow Valley ski area during autumn. The lodge occupies the lower right, surrounded by green slopes, chairlift equipment and winding access roads. Beyond the property, a roadway crosses the middle distance before the land rises into a broad band of trees.

Brinsmead organizes the landscape through distinct horizontal layers. The saturated green of the ski hill contrasts with yellow and gold foliage, while darker conifers define the building and lower slopes. Large cumulus clouds fill much of the blue sky, giving the upper portion of the painting considerable visual weight. Crisp lines describe the lodge, road and lift structures; shorter, irregular marks distinguish the wooded areas. The result records a familiar Edmonton recreation site at a specific point in the seasonal cycle.

Artwork Details

Title: Snow Valley Fall
Artist: Fraser Brinsmead
Artwork Size: 30 × 40 in (76.2 × 101.6 cm)
Medium & Surface: Acrylic on canvas
Presentation: 1.5-inch-deep gallery-style stretcher with finished edges and intended for display unframed. Framing is available separately.

Accessibility Description

A horizontal autumn landscape viewed from an elevated position. A bright green ski slope fills the lower half, descending from the left toward the centre. A low lodge with dark roofs sits at the lower right beside a pale access road and cleared ground. Chairlift towers, cables and small lift structures cross the slope. Beyond the recreation area, a multi-lane roadway runs horizontally through the middle distance. Dense trees extend across the far hillside, with yellow and gold deciduous foliage broken by darker green conifers. The upper half is a broad blue sky occupied by large white cumulus clouds, with grey-blue shadows defining their undersides. Architectural elements and roads are described with straight, controlled lines, while the wooded areas are formed from compact irregular marks. The palette is dominated by green, blue, white and yellow, with brown and charcoal accents around the buildings and roadways. No frame is visible in the primary artwork image. The painting is acrylic on canvas and measures 30 by 40 inches.

Sources and Documentation

Snow Valley: About Us, consulted for the identification and location of the recreation area.

How to Purchase

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Snow Valley Fall | 30" x 40"

About the Artwork

Snow Valley Fall is a 30 × 40-inch acrylic-on-canvas painting by Fraser Brinsmead. Viewed from an elevated position, the composition looks across Edmonton’s Snow Valley ski area during autumn. The lodge occupies the lower right, surrounded by green slopes, chairlift equipment and winding access roads. Beyond the property, a roadway crosses the middle distance before the land rises into a broad band of trees.

Brinsmead organizes the landscape through distinct horizontal layers. The saturated green of the ski hill contrasts with yellow and gold foliage, while darker conifers define the building and lower slopes. Large cumulus clouds fill much of the blue sky, giving the upper portion of the painting considerable visual weight. Crisp lines describe the lodge, road and lift structures; shorter, irregular marks distinguish the wooded areas. The result records a familiar Edmonton recreation site at a specific point in the seasonal cycle.

Artwork Details

Title: Snow Valley Fall
Artist: Fraser Brinsmead
Artwork Size: 30 × 40 in (76.2 × 101.6 cm)
Medium & Surface: Acrylic on canvas
Presentation: 1.5-inch-deep gallery-style stretcher with finished edges and intended for display unframed. Framing is available separately.

Accessibility Description

A horizontal autumn landscape viewed from an elevated position. A bright green ski slope fills the lower half, descending from the left toward the centre. A low lodge with dark roofs sits at the lower right beside a pale access road and cleared ground. Chairlift towers, cables and small lift structures cross the slope. Beyond the recreation area, a multi-lane roadway runs horizontally through the middle distance. Dense trees extend across the far hillside, with yellow and gold deciduous foliage broken by darker green conifers. The upper half is a broad blue sky occupied by large white cumulus clouds, with grey-blue shadows defining their undersides. Architectural elements and roads are described with straight, controlled lines, while the wooded areas are formed from compact irregular marks. The palette is dominated by green, blue, white and yellow, with brown and charcoal accents around the buildings and roadways. No frame is visible in the primary artwork image. The painting is acrylic on canvas and measures 30 by 40 inches.

Sources and Documentation

Snow Valley: About Us, consulted for the identification and location of the recreation area.

How to Purchase

If you are interested in acquiring Snow Valley Fall, West End Gallery can confirm current availability and pricing, provide additional photographs, discuss placement, arrange a private viewing, and assist with delivery or shipping.

Enquire About This Artwork

For general information about purchasing artwork, please review the gallery’s Frequently Asked Questions.

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using available artwork information and current research. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, details may be updated as additional information becomes available. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact the gallery to confirm any information important to their acquisition decision.