Yesterday I Sharpened the Boys Skates | 9" x 12"
About the Artwork
Yesterday I Sharpened the Boys Skates is a 9" x 12" oil painting by Peter Shostak created on a panel is a perfect winter moment. It takes us to a peaceful winter afternoon by a frozen pond where children enjoy the fresh air. Their laughter mixes with the sound of skates cutting through the ice. Shostak has skillfully used light to capture the sun's fading rays casting soft shadows, while the trees in the distance stand silent, witnessing this timeless scene. This artwork evokes memories of winter play and the happiness of shared moments. It's a precious keepsake for anyone who cherishes the simple pleasures of childhood winters.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 9" x 12" is the canvas measurements
- Medium: Oil on Panel
- Display: The artist has framed this painting, and it is reflected in the listed price.
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