Drawing a Crowd, 30"x48"
Drawing a Crowd captures a moment of reflection and legacy, with two crows looking out onto Colborne Lodge, symbolizing John and Jemima Howard. From their vantage point, they observe the structure they built, considering the future of the space they helped create.
The crows, often symbols of intelligence and transformation, serve as thoughtful witnesses to the lasting impact of their work. The piece invites viewers to imagine the Howards’ vision for Colborne Lodge, their hopes for its place in history, and the stories it will continue to hold.
The frame is hand drawn onto the piece.
Details:
Size: 30”x48”
Medium: Ink, chalk pastel, gold paint on paper mounted to wood panel
Ready to hang
Shipping price depends on location, please contact for quote. Local pickup from my studio in Toronto is available.
Drawing a Crowd captures a moment of reflection and legacy, with two crows looking out onto Colborne Lodge, symbolizing John and Jemima Howard. From their vantage point, they observe the structure they built, considering the future of the space they helped create.
The crows, often symbols of intelligence and transformation, serve as thoughtful witnesses to the lasting impact of their work. The piece invites viewers to imagine the Howards’ vision for Colborne Lodge, their hopes for its place in history, and the stories it will continue to hold.
The frame is hand drawn onto the piece.
Details:
Size: 30”x48”
Medium: Ink, chalk pastel, gold paint on paper mounted to wood panel
Ready to hang
Shipping price depends on location, please contact for quote. Local pickup from my studio in Toronto is available.
Drawing a Crowd captures a moment of reflection and legacy, with two crows looking out onto Colborne Lodge, symbolizing John and Jemima Howard. From their vantage point, they observe the structure they built, considering the future of the space they helped create.
The crows, often symbols of intelligence and transformation, serve as thoughtful witnesses to the lasting impact of their work. The piece invites viewers to imagine the Howards’ vision for Colborne Lodge, their hopes for its place in history, and the stories it will continue to hold.
The frame is hand drawn onto the piece.
Details:
Size: 30”x48”
Medium: Ink, chalk pastel, gold paint on paper mounted to wood panel
Ready to hang
Shipping price depends on location, please contact for quote. Local pickup from my studio in Toronto is available.