Painting #0088
Roadside Treesby Bill Mason (1929 - 1988)
Unframed, Oil on acid-free paper, 7.5 cm x 8.5 cm, signed original by Bill Mason circa 1980.
"For durability I use acid-free paper so the oil in the paint won't create a reaction. There are several reasons I like paper. It's one of the most durable natural materials to paint on, and yet its light weight is a great advantage when you have to carry everything on your back or in a canoe. But the most important attribute of paper is that it forces me to be spontaneous.". Bill Mason, Canoescapes.
The paintings have been sized by the optimal framing window. Some works are signed, some are not, but each work comes with a letter of authenticity from the Mason family.
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