Nova Scotia Coastal Painting | “Black Rock, Bay of Fundy” Signed Guy | Oil on Panel | 20th Century
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Historical Context & Origin
Region: Nova Scotia, Canada
Material: Oil on panel
Period: 20th Century
Description
This original oil on panel painting, titled “Black Rock, Bay of Fundy Near Truro, N.S.”, beautifully captures the rugged charm and serene atmosphere of Nova Scotia’s famed Bay of Fundy. Measuring 10 by 12 inches, the work is signed in the lower right corner by the artist, Guy (last name indiscernible). The scene depicts the dramatic coastline of Black Rock, known for its striking natural formations and the world’s most powerful tides. Executed in impressionistic style, the artist conveys both the tranquility and power of the maritime landscape.
Features
- Signed in lower right by artist “Guy” (surname unclear)
- Impressionistic brushwork emphasizing texture, light, and atmosphere
- Oil on panel medium with rich surface depth
- Depicts Black Rock, near Truro, Nova Scotia, on the Bay of Fundy
- Soft, natural color palette evoking maritime serenity
Cultural Significance
The Bay of Fundy, celebrated worldwide for its immense tidal shifts, has long inspired Canadian artists. Works such as this highlight not only the raw beauty of Nova Scotia’s coastal landscapes but also the importance of maritime identity in Canadian art. The impressionistic style captures fleeting moments of light and atmosphere, aligning with broader traditions of Canadian landscape painting.
Condition
Excellent overall condition with clear surface detail and well-preserved color. Panel stable, signature intact.
Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 10 in
Width: 12 in
Age
20th Century
Description
Historical Context & Origin
Region: Nova Scotia, Canada
Material: Oil on panel
Period: 20th Century
Description
This original oil on panel painting, titled “Black Rock, Bay of Fundy Near Truro, N.S.”, beautifully captures the rugged charm and serene atmosphere of Nova Scotia’s famed Bay of Fundy. Measuring 10 by 12 inches, the work is signed in the lower right corner by the artist, Guy (last name indiscernible). The scene depicts the dramatic coastline of Black Rock, known for its striking natural formations and the world’s most powerful tides. Executed in impressionistic style, the artist conveys both the tranquility and power of the maritime landscape.
Features
- Signed in lower right by artist “Guy” (surname unclear)
- Impressionistic brushwork emphasizing texture, light, and atmosphere
- Oil on panel medium with rich surface depth
- Depicts Black Rock, near Truro, Nova Scotia, on the Bay of Fundy
- Soft, natural color palette evoking maritime serenity
Cultural Significance
The Bay of Fundy, celebrated worldwide for its immense tidal shifts, has long inspired Canadian artists. Works such as this highlight not only the raw beauty of Nova Scotia’s coastal landscapes but also the importance of maritime identity in Canadian art. The impressionistic style captures fleeting moments of light and atmosphere, aligning with broader traditions of Canadian landscape painting.
Condition
Excellent overall condition with clear surface detail and well-preserved color. Panel stable, signature intact.
Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 10 in
Width: 12 in
Age
20th Century
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