Own a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s 2021 piece entitled Kawatha. The clarity and quality of this print is exceptional, as the rocks, trees, and many creatures seem to jump off of the print. The edition is limited to an unheard of 25, so its value will increase with age. Act quickly as this small edition will sell out quickly. $150.00 each plus HST, shipping and handling not included.
Back to the Artwork pageOwn a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s 2021 piece entitled Kawatha. The clarity and quality of this print is exceptional, as the rocks, trees, and many creatures seem to jump off of the print. The edition is limited to an unheard of 25, so its value will increase with age. Act quickly as this small edition will sell out quickly. $150.00 each plus HST, shipping and handling not included.
Peter is excited to have launched his new book entitled, Reflections in Glass and Stone on August 1, 2020.
Your water laden Westerlies rise and cool while making the long ascent over the Algonquin Dome. Life giving precipitation falls to be embraced by twenty-four drainage systems which feed the headwaters of seven pristine rivers; The Madawaska, Muskoka, Magnetawan, Amable du Fond, Petawawa, Bonnechere, and York Rivers. The tree of life spawns seven crystal clear waterfalls that flow from the highlands of Algonquin to nourish the rich and diverse ecosystem surrounding it.
Messengers of different kinds deliver news that brings joy into our lives, but much too often they also come with news of loss and future suffering. The icebergs of the North Atlantic are awe inspiring, and a sight of natural beauty, but they are also messengers of a climate change that quite possibly could effect the globe we live on. Since 1979, when satellite record keeping began, Arctic sea ice has been disappearing, due to greenhouse gases, by about 38,000 square miles annually. The messenger will continue to knock on our doors, but whether we heed the warning and act is up to all of us. This is the challenge of The Messenger.
Creatures of all proportions seek the rewards found amongst anchored remnants of past giants and the filtered light of new growth.