Granda Glover on Bragg's Island | 1991 | Etching 50 of 75 30x30 1 The stagehead served as

1 The stagehead served as threshold between isolation and connection—where boats arrived with news

possibly in the aftermath of a gentle rain

with frothy waves captured in mid-crash and the foam speckling the surface

building up texture and dimension across the canvas

It's a heartwarming scene of children enjoying a classic winter activity - tobogganing

Granda Glover on Bragg's Island | 1991 | Etching 50 of 75 30x30 1 The stagehead served asAbout the Artwork Granda Glover on Bragg's Island (1991) is an etching and aquatint with hand colouring by David Blackwood (19412022), honouring his maternal grandfather, David Glover. The composition depicts an elderly man in dark work clothes walking down a sloping path toward the water, purposeful and determined. Behind a white picket fencesections hand coloured in coral pinkstands the willow tree planted by his wife Alfreda, its delicate branches