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Peter Cheung
Chinese / Canadian, b. July 19, 1952

Peter Cheung Chinese / Canadian, b. July 19, 1952

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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Peter Cheung, Point Abino Lighthouse, 2023
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Peter Cheung, Point Abino Lighthouse, 2023
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Peter Cheung, Point Abino Lighthouse, 2023

Peter Cheung Chinese / Canadian, b. July 19, 1952

Point Abino Lighthouse, 2023
oil on canvas
18 x 24 in
signed bottom right

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  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Peter Cheung, Kayak and Point Abino Lighthouse, 2024
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) Peter Cheung, Kayak and Point Abino Lighthouse, 2024
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 3 ) Peter Cheung, Kayak and Point Abino Lighthouse, 2024
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Point Abino Lighthouse painted in 2023 by Peter Cheung is a compelling oil on canvas painting, measuring 18 x 24 inches, signed by the artist at the bottom right. This...
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Point Abino Lighthouse painted in 2023 by Peter Cheung is a compelling oil on canvas painting, measuring 18 x 24 inches, signed by the artist at the bottom right. This artwork depicts the iconic Point Abino Lighthouse, located on the Canadian side of Lake Erie, and showcases Cheung's ability to capture the play of light and atmosphere in his seascapes.

In this painting, Cheung presents the lighthouse standing resilient and solitary against a dynamic sky. The lighthouse, painted in bright white, contrasts starkly with the tumultuous, swirling blues, grays, and hints of purple in the clouds above, suggesting a brewing storm or the clearing aftermath of one. This dramatic sky reflects Cheung's expressive use of color and brushwork, creating a sense of movement that seems almost alive.


The sea around the lighthouse is rendered with softer tones of blue and brown, suggesting the rocky shoals that make this lighthouse so essential for navigators. A couple of small sailing ships in the distance provide a sense of scale and life, adding to the narrative of the seascape as a place of beauty and danger.


Overall, this painting not only captures a historical structure but also embodies the ever-changing conditions at sea, portrayed through Cheung’s masterful and emotive painting style. The work is a tribute to the enduring symbol of guidance and safety that lighthouses represent to those at sea.

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- direct from artist
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