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Artworks
Robert Pilot Canadian, 1898-1967
Quebec Citadel and Ferry, c 1930pastel on paper14.25 x 17 insigned bottom rightCurrency:Further images
'Quebec Citadel and Ferry, c. 1930' by Robert Pilot offers viewers a charming and nostalgic glimpse into the historic cityscape of Quebec. Pilot, known for his adeptness in capturing the..."Quebec Citadel and Ferry, c. 1930" by Robert Pilot offers viewers a charming and nostalgic glimpse into the historic cityscape of Quebec. Pilot, known for his adeptness in capturing the essence of Canadian landscapes and urban scenes, presents a scene rich in architectural beauty and cultural heritage.In this pastel painting, Pilot portrays the iconic Quebec Citadel overlooking the St. Lawrence River, with a ferry traversing the waters below. The composition features the distinctive silhouette of the Citadel's fortified walls, along with the bustling activity of the ferry and the surrounding waterfront. The soft, muted tones of the pastel medium evoke a sense of warmth and nostalgia, enhancing the timeless charm of the scene.
Pilot's mastery of pastel on paper allows him to capture the delicate details and subtle nuances of the Quebec cityscape with precision and finesse. The gentle blending of colors and the expressive strokes of the pastel medium create a sense of depth and atmosphere, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural significance of Quebec City.
Through "Quebec Citadel and Ferry, c. 1930," viewers are transported to a bygone era, where they can appreciate the architectural beauty and maritime heritage of Quebec City as interpreted by Robert Pilot.
Provenance
- Marcel Pelletier, Montréal