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Lunar Lander
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Lunar Lander

A warm July evening in ’69 calls us to gather at the ancient foundations of Kilbear. Framed in pine and star strewn skies, we sit mesmerized by historic sights from a world separated by space and time. Human achievement is reflected in the strength and determination of an eagle’s wings as it descends in confidence and hope. Pursue your dreams with the assurance that you will plan and execute them with the precision and confidence of the lunar lander.

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Artist: Peter Allan Rice Materials: Glass, sedimentary stone, copper sheet and wire Dimensions: 10" H x 8" W x 5" D Date: September 2024 Location: Private Collection Categories: Featured, Free standing sculptures
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A warm July evening in ’69 calls us to gather at the ancient foundations of Kilbear. Framed in pine and star strewn skies, we sit mesmerized by historic sights from a world separated by space and time. Human achievement is reflected in the strength and determination of an eagle’s wings as it descends in confidence and hope. Pursue your dreams with the assurance that you will plan and execute them with the precision and confidence of the lunar lander.

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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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