Light Reading - Aqua Marine/Yellow | 1.5" x 8" x 5" Book this is a lively portrayal

this is a lively portrayal of childhood joy and the love of Canada's game

reporting on Captain Jesse Thomas Winsor’s accident and death (August 1933)

The framing trees draw the eye toward the open water at the centre of the painting

The twinkle of stars and the cozy glow of homes

The structure

Light Reading - Aqua Marine/Yellow | 1.5" x 8" x 5" Book this is a lively portrayalAbout the Artwork Light Reading Aqua Marine Yellow illustrates the sophisticated art of kiln formed glass by Bob Leatherbarrow. This artwork goes through a detailed process where glass is heated in an electric kiln at temperatures ranging from 600 to 825 degrees Celsius (1100 to 1525 degrees F). Each layer of glass is treated like a canvas and undergoes multiple firings. Coloured glass powders are applied and manipulated to create this vibrant piece,