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Window Shopping Large Card Sold Out
$7.50
Do you remember the joy of shopping, outdoors, in the cold, with the snow falling? This was back before the days of the big box stores. That was Christmas shopping the way it was meant to be!
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The Train - Spencer
$150.00
The Train - Spencer Years ago my wife and I took our kids to the new skating rink behind City Hall. They were forming a chain, or a human train, as they skated around. Wendy told the kids to keep doing it so that I could take a picture and paint it later. I created a...
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Un choix a faire
$25.00
Latest in the "Snowman at Martello Alley" series. This is called "Un choix à faire..." because this poor snowman has to decide between going to the drugstore or getting a haircut. What would you choose?
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Nooo!
$550.00
“Nooo!” Acrylic on canvas 12” x 20” Do you remember snowball fights in the schoolyard? They were strictly forbidden—and getting caught definitely came with consequences. ❄️ In this painting, I wanted to capture the pure joy of winter—something that often fades as we grow older. Along the way, we seem to lose our love...
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Pulling the Toboggan Home - large card Sold Out
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Pulling the Toboggan Home - small card I remember waiting anxiously every year for the first big snowfall. My friends and I would head down the street to the golf club for that special hill you could see from the road. That’s where everyone’s favourite toboggan hill was. One year I got a Krazy Karpet...
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Au marche - 8 x 10 print
$25.00
Latest in the "Snowman at Martello Alley" series. This is called "Au marché" because this poor snowman is getting hungry and is looking for something to eat. What do you think a snowman would eat?Â
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La Colline print
$25.00
La Colline - print Who remembers those simpler times when we were all young? It snowed the night before, in fact it snowed Friday night. That meant that you had all weekend to enjoy tobogganing at the nearby golf club, which was transformed into the most popular winter attraction. Throngs of kids would show up...
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