Ken Danby, recognized as one of the world's foremost realist artists and best-known in Canada for his iconic hockey painting, "At The Crease," has died at the age of 67 while canoeing in Algonquin Park.
I find it interesting how Danby's shadow and Gretzky's hand are across the canvas, I'm not sure why, but this would be a great painting, that is a painting of the photo, makes me think of dil hildebrand and how his pieces look like sets or stages.
I remember doing a drawing of my legs in a sketchbook where the sketchbook in the drawing showed the drawing, showed the drawing, showed the drawing, if you get what I mean.
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I find it interesting how Danby's shadow and Gretzky's hand are across the canvas, I'm not sure why, but this would be a great painting, that is a painting of the photo, makes me think of dil hildebrand and how his pieces look like sets or stages.
I remember doing a drawing of my legs in a sketchbook where the sketchbook in the drawing showed the drawing, showed the drawing, showed the drawing, if you get what I mean.
Rest in peace, Mr.Danby, we'll miss you.
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