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No longer in use; the Caboose played a huge part in our locomotive history. For nearly 150 years it served as shelter for the crew, but also it played a part as a building block in creating the country we now have. Today It is but a relic, some found in museums and only few still remain. In a strange way, it is a reminder that we all play a part in this world and will one day leave a legacy. What we do today and how we treat others will be our mark for those left behind, either one
| Technique: | Oil on Canvas |
| Contents: | Railway, Rail, Transportation, Train, Vehicle, Locomotive, Road |
2020 Artists' Choice Exhibition
| Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
| Framed Size: | 16in x 20in |
| Frame: | Framed |
| Weight: | 3.0 lb |
Shawn Robichaud, AFCA
St. Charles, Ontario
Northern Ontario realist painter Shawn Robichaud, AFCA, works primarily in oils, drawing inspiration from the Canadian landscape, rural heritage and natural light. His paintings combine detailed realism with atmosphere and mood, exploring the quiet presence of place and the memories and emotions landscapes can carry.
"“I’m not interested in simply painting what a place looks like. I want to capture what it feels like—the light, the atmosphere, the stillness, and sometimes the memory held within it. If a painting makes someone pause and feel something, then I’ve accomplished what I set out to do.”"