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Limited Edition (25) Archival Print of Jack Pine Visions
Read moreOwn a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s iconic 2017 piece entitled Jack Pine Visions.
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Limited Edition (25) Archival Print of Lake of Two Rivers
Read moreOwn a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s iconic 2018 piece entitled Lake of Two Rivers.
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Limited Edition (25) Archival Print of Seasons of Algonquin
Read moreOwn a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s iconic 2019 piece entitled Seasons of Algonquin.
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Limited Edition Prints of Kawatha
Read moreOwn a limited edition, archival print of Peter’s 2021 piece entitled Kawatha.
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Muskoka Magic
Read moreThe Autumn leaves shiver with excitement. The Pines bow to the winds as they whicper their secrets. A distant Loon laughs in reply to the whispering winds, and the stoic Granite remains silent knowing it is the foundation of all that is Muskoka magic.
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NEW BOOK RELEASE !
Read morePeter is excited to have launched his new book entitled, Reflections in Glass and Stone on August 1, 2020.
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Northern Light
Read moreEmbrace the positive energy of the night sky as it cleanses your spirit in a spray of pinpoint lights and reassuring silence.
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Secrets of the Wetlands
Read moreLook below the surface and discover a world unknown to those who pass by in haste. Skimming over life’s tapestry rewards few, but searching and opening oneself to self-discovery and endless possibilities enrich the souls of those who dare to challenge expected norms. Seek what moves below still waters, and discover the networks and catacombs that past generations have entrusted to us. Protect the creatures who inhabit these dark and mysterious pools from those who see them only as wastelands to be drained for profit. Truly open your senses to the secrets of the wetlands.
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The Art of Discovery STS – 42
Read moreThis sculpture was created to honour Roberta Bondar’s accomplishments in space. Discovery is the shuttle name, and STS – 42 is the flight number when she became the first female Canadian in space.
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The Messenger
Read moreMessengers of different kinds deliver news that brings joy into our lives, but much too often they also come with news of loss and future suffering. The icebergs of the North Atlantic are awe inspiring, and a sight of natural beauty, but they are also messengers of a climate change that quite possibly could effect the globe we live on. Since 1979, when satellite record keeping began, Arctic sea ice has been disappearing, due to greenhouse gases, by about 38,000 square miles annually. The messenger will continue to knock on our doors, but whether we heed the warning and act is up to all of us. This is the challenge of The Messenger.