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Cranberry Moon
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Cranberry Moon

Set between Algonquin lakes, Smoke Creek’s promise of calm waters becomes cloaked in deception as our paddles stress against wind tossed waves. Ancient pines cling to shorelines determined to shed themselves of the stability rooted there. We respectively pass remnants of former giants who have succumbed to the rising waters, but create refuge for the unseen world below. Daylight fades to dusk as distant sentinels become silhouetted against rising illumination, as it slowly ascends across transparent skies. Be mindful of those who struggle and seek safe shores for their loved ones. Be aware of their pain, for they too deserve to bathe in the spectacle of the cranberry moon. ARTIST WANTS TO SELL PRICE $995.00  (Regular price $1,298.00)

 

 

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Artist: Peter Allan Rice Materials: Glass, stone, copper sheet and wire Dimensions: 15"H x 10"W Date: August 2019 Location: Contact the Artist Categories: 3D panels, Art for sale
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Set between Algonquin lakes, Smoke Creek’s promise of calm waters becomes cloaked in deception as our paddles stress against wind tossed waves. Ancient pines cling to shorelines determined to shed themselves of the stability rooted there. We respectively pass remnants of former giants who have succumbed to the rising waters, but create refuge for the unseen world below. Daylight fades to dusk as distant sentinels become silhouetted against rising illumination, as it slowly ascends across transparent skies. Be mindful of those who struggle and seek safe shores for their loved ones. Be aware of their pain, for they too deserve to bathe in the spectacle of the cranberry moon. ARTIST WANTS TO SELL PRICE $995.00  (Regular price $1,298.00)

 

 

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Experience the works of Canadian sculptor Peter Allan Rice, as he creates very unique and thought provoking sculptures in glass and stone.  Be immersed in the unspoiled scenery of Georgian Bay, Muskoka, Temagami, and Algonquin as you view his work and read his descriptions.

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