Winter Dawn

Catalog no.

0204

Year

1984

Subject

Landscape

Media

Oil / Acrylic /
Oil on board

Size (H x W)

27 x 39 inches

Availability

Gifted, Not for sale
Also known as 'Good Morning, Mr. Fox.' Many have commented on how much brighter the colours seem than in reality - however the artist was resolute in his claim to accuracy in painting this brightness as the first colour of the day on an extraordinary spring morning.

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