DAY IS DONE NO FISH

DAY IS DONE NO FISHNeil Patterson paints in an impressionistic style using brush strokes thick with oil paint, much like spreading peanut butter on a slice of bread. Every stroke of his brush leaves textured marks on the canvas that catch the light and change the way you see the painting under different conditions. Neil paints on canvas and linen stretched or mounted on board either framed or gallery wrapped. Each painting is sprayed with UV archival spray.

"Raising the sick"

Internationally collected

An additional reason to invest in Inuit sculpture is that each piece supports the continuation of Indigenous artistic practice and helps sustain Northern communities where this tradition remains a vital part of cultural and economic life

creating handcrafted pieces that celebrate organic beauty and unique imperfections

Thick layers of oil paint (impasto) are applied with a knife instead of a brush

and international landscapes with remarkable mastery of colour

singular and perfect in their imperfections

as they require patient sanding and polishing

and the Group of Seven

His whimsical approach and bold use of colour make ordinary subjects—animals

Printer: Niveaksie Quvianaqtuliaq

and the Alpine Club of Canada