OntarioGallery Art - Paintings of Canada
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"Wind Swept"
The warm and cool tones of this piece seem to highlight the varying forces that make up the very spirit of Georgian Bay. |
$179.00 |
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"Heading Out"
The far end of the lake beckons, but there's still some uncertainty in the sky. |
$179.00 |
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"Killbear Ladyslipper"
All too easily overlooked, the faithful, yearly
parade of the wildflowers as they mark off the seasons, is an essential part
of the subtle beauty of the North. |
$99.00 |
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"Falls Disappearing"
This painting was conceived one misty fall morning in Killarney as we came
upon our first portage. |
$314.00 |
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"After the Storm"
Although the storm has died, its energy still seems quite alive in the
water as it breaks on the Georgian Bay shoreline. |
$289.00 |
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"Beyond the Birches"
After a delayed, uncertain beginning and a very windy ride on the last
stretch of Lake Opeongo, we were awarded with a flawless sunset to welcome
us to our site on Big Crow Lake. |
$319.00 |
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"White Trilliums"
No collection of indigenous Parkland Wildflowers could be without the White
Trillium. It is perhaps the foremost herald of spring in the wilds of
Ontario. |
$189.00 |
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"Fall Fare"
Fall is a special time in Killarney. Up in the white Quartzite hills the
contrast of the brilliant fall maples and oaks could not be more pronounced.
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$239.00 |
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"The Sunny Spot"
Kids and Killbear Park are a natural combination. My daughter and her cousin
were busy colouring behind our campsite. The midday sun had lit the spot so
well, I couldn't resist snapping a shot of it. And at the urging of her
mother a painting soon followed. |
$339.00 |
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