At Peggy’s Cove, the brightly coloured equipment and boats of the fishers stand in contrast to the muted greys, and blues of rock, sky and sea. There is a relative calm within the cove as the surf breaks on the rocks just beyond the mouth of the cove. DETAILS 6″x12″ Acrylic on canvas DATE 2011…
Our woodshed stands on the hill above the house. It’s wood shingles, once painted white, have aged to a soft grey that belongs in this snowy, grey skied landscape. Even it’s once red trim has weathered to match the stalks of the banks of wild roses that line the path up the hill. DETAILS 14″x18″…
More than 100 years old, this little building with its red door stands firmly on its stone foundation in all weather. Backed by a stand of dark spruce and surrounded by a thicket of wild roses it is reached by crossing a little stream. DETAILS 5″x7″ Acrylic on canvas DATE 2012 Original Painting Sold Also…
The familiar red fishstore at the head of Peggy’s Cove was, for many years, the studio gallery of resident artist William deGarthe. Weathered buildings on the wharves merge with the grey granite as the fog descends. DETAILS 10″x12″ Acrylic on Canvas DATE 2012 Original Painting Sold. Available as a Limited Edition Archival Print.
The weathered shingles of the barn at Twelve Acre Hill radiate warmth in a landscape made white by new fallen snow on the shores of Saint Margaret’s Bay. DETAILS 44″x44″ Acrylic on Camvas DATE 2012 Original Painting Sold.
Formerly Jo Beale’s Gallery in Peggy’s Cove, this beautiful old home stands sentinel over the cove. A fortress in isolation on it’s granite perch or a glowing beacon for boats heading home through the gut. DETAILS 12″x6″ Acrylic on Canvas DATE 2012 Sold Also available as a Limited Edition Archival Print.
Our barn at Twelve Acre Hill glows in the afternoon sunshine. The once red shingles, now faded to a soft coral, contrast the vibrant blues and greens of a summer landscape. DETAILS 7″x5″ Acrylic on Canvas DATE 2012 Original Painting Sold. Available as a Limited Edition Archival Print.
Diminutive spruce trees cluster atop a granite outcrop adjacent to the Swiss Air Memorial in Indian Harbour, Nova Scotia. Bathed in the pink and gold light of sunset, this harsh environment is momentarily softened. DETAILS 10″x14″ Acrylic on canvas DATE 2012 Sold Available as a Limited Edition Archival Print
