When do we have to go home? | 9" x 9"
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When do we have to go home? | 9" x 9"
Edmonton
10337 124 Street
Edmonton AB T5N 1R1
Canada
About the Artwork
When Do We Have to Go Home? is a 9" x 9" oil painting by Peter Shostak created on canvas. Shostak is celebrated for capturing prairie childhoods and the traditions of Canadian winters, drawing on his upbringing in rural Alberta.
The painting depicts children sledding beneath a starry winter sky. Some rest on their toboggans while others prepare to climb back up the snowy slope, eager for another ride. Snow-covered trees frame the clearing, their branches shimmering in the starlight. The title recalls a familiar childhood question — the wish for one more run before the day ends. Through this scene, Shostak preserves the joy, determination, and nostalgia of winter evenings when playtime seemed endless.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 9" x 9"
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Display: Presented in a silver-toned frame with matting, ready to hang
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Accessibility Description
This painting by Peter Shostak shows children sledding on a snowy slope beneath a dark blue, star-filled sky. Some children are seated on toboggans while others climb back up the hill, their small figures scattered across the snowy clearing. A line of snow-covered trees stands in the distance, framing the horizon. The scene conveys both the fun of sledding and the reluctance to stop, echoing the title’s question of when it is time to go home.
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