Robert Pilot Canadian, 1898-1967
Saint-Eustache, Quebec
oil on panel
12.63 x 16.88 in
signed bottom right
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Saint-Eustache, Quebec by Robert Pilot presents a captivating winter scene, embodying the charm and stillness of a chilly day near the water. The painting's allure lies in its atmospheric treatment...
Saint-Eustache, Quebec by Robert Pilot presents a captivating winter scene, embodying the charm and stillness of a chilly day near the water. The painting's allure lies in its atmospheric treatment and masterful handling of color.
The vantage point captures a stretch of snow-covered ground, interspersed with patches of dry grass and reeds that protrude from the white blanket. The intricacies of these grasses are portrayed with delicate brushwork, showing their brittle nature against the soft snow. A shimmering water body adds an element of reflection, mirroring the hues of the sky and the surrounding landscape.
The vantage point captures a stretch of snow-covered ground, interspersed with patches of dry grass and reeds that protrude from the white blanket. The intricacies of these grasses are portrayed with delicate brushwork, showing their brittle nature against the soft snow. A shimmering water body adds an element of reflection, mirroring the hues of the sky and the surrounding landscape.
Provenance
- Sotheby's Important Canadian Art auction, 19951
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