Scattered across the Canadian landscape, grain elevators stand like quiet sentinels of the prairies and beyond. Rising above fields of wheat, canola and barley, their weathered wooden walls and towering concrete silhouettes tell stories of harvests, hard work and the communities that grew alongside them. Some remain busy gathering the season’s bounty, while others stand abandoned, their faded paint and empty windows holding echoes of another time. Against vast skies and endless horizons, these structures possess a striking beauty, monuments to our agricultural heritage.
Encaustic
12×12 in
13.5 × 13.5 Framed size in solid walnut.
Scattered across the Canadian landscape, grain elevators stand like quiet sentinels of the prairies and beyond. Rising above fields of wheat, canola and barley, their weathered wooden walls and towering concrete silhouettes tell stories of harvests, hard work and the communities that grew alongside them. Some remain busy gathering the season’s bounty, while others stand abandoned, their faded paint and empty windows holding echoes of another time. Against vast skies and endless horizons, these structures possess a striking beauty, monuments to our agricultural heritage.
Encaustic
12×12 in
13.5 × 13.5 Framed size in solid walnut.
