Stand Alone Prints
Dirt Hills Bandits-Claybank
These bandits are wanted throughout southern Saskatchewan. Relieving the train of its payroll for the Claybank Brickplant, and passengers of their possessions, the children onboard were asked �Got any Candy?�. Rumour has it- these outlaws may hideout between Briercrest and Coronach. Note- the artist has altered the riders and tack to protect the identity of the horses.
The Church
Mortlach United Church
Established as a Methodist Church in 1906, this house of worship was re-dedicated as the Mortlach United Church following the amalgamation of Methodist and Presbyterian congregations in 1925. The building was later moved to its present location in Mortlach. It celebrated its 100th Anniversary in October of 2006. This piece was created in honour of 100 years of Worship.
Centennial Ride
Equine enthusiasts meet several times a season participating in trail and endurance rides. These athletes maintain high levels of conditioning for rides of 5 to 25 miles. Health checkpoints become routine. The mounts are thoroughly examined including heart rates and blood pressure to evaluate their well being. Commissioned by the Saskatchewan Endurance Riding Association, this work represents this artists perception of a preliminary gathering for the Centennial Ride, September 3rd and 4th 2005.
Quiet Village
Throughout rural Canada, tiny hamlets and villages exist in picturesque surroundings. Residents value the spirit of a rural environment. Often described as places where the word “community” actually has meaning, many of the hamlets and villages
are rich in history and a delight to visit.
South Atlantic
Travel offers inspiring sights, occasionally unexpected visions of all classes of sailing vessels literally crossing the waters. The speed, grace and silence of their approach and departure istruly amazing. The occasional tinkle of a mast bell may be all there is to alert the novice passenger of the presence of other ships at sea.