The contrast between the dark hues of fence posts and bare trees against the white of the fresh fallen snow created this scene worth painting.  The simple colour palette was stark yet portrayed the simplicity of winter’s beauty across the prairie landscape.

Limited Edition Print Image Size: 12″ x 16″.

Framed 20.25″ x 24″ approximately.

Framed with a Black flat frame with white mats or Brown flat frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options  (866) 693-7600.

“Winter Peace” symbolizes the gentle nature of small town Saskatchewan in the middle of winter.  Amongst the fallen snow and a backdrop of brilliant blue sky, Ceylon’s skyline of elevators, churches, stores and homes portrays the quiet atmosphere that was common at that time of the year.

Limited Edition Print Image Size: 8″ x 16″

Framed 18″ x 26″ approximately

Framed with a Black Block frame with double white mats or Brown Block frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

“The Last Light” marks the time of the day when the day’s brightness is disappearing as the sun sets in the west.  Within minutes, the remaining sun will disappear over the horizon and as Kristen Butler quotes “sunsets are proof that no matter what happens, every day can end beautifully.”  We are so blessed that in Saskatchewan we see the wonder of sunsets often.

Limited Edition Print Image Size:  8″ x 16″

Framed 18″ x 26″ approximately.

Framed with a Black block frame with white mats or Brown block frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

Who can resist capturing this moment when a young calf is peeking through the fence boards as it checks out the surroundings on the other side.  Maybe it was curious enough to see who was on the other side of the fence only to find that is was being photographed.

Limited Edition Print image size 16″ x 16″

Framed 25″ x 25″

Framed with a Black flat frame with double white mats or Brown flat frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options  (866) 693-7600.

A New Day… welcomed by an old friend.  

Since 1984, Moose Jaw’s faithful guardian—Mac the Moose—has stoically stood at attention.  An emblem of a city, and a legend in his own right, Mac the Moose stood at 9.8 metres tall (after his new set of antlers in 2019 mac now stands at 10.36 metres tall) and weighs in at 10 tons and was the largest Moose in North America.  Following an amicable and worldwide media event, a good-natured battle with Norway resulted in Mac regaining his title as World’s Largest Moose.

Rise and shine Moose Jaw.

A new day.  A new dawn.  A new beginning.

Giclee on Watercolour Paper: Image Size 9″ x 11″

Framed 17″ x 19″ approximately

Framed with a Black OR Brown Block frame with white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

This barbed wire fence corner post was always used as a point of direction when looking for the farm.  For years it was called “The West Corner” and it really was critical to have a good sense of direction or it was easy to get lost as for most it was just a corner.   

Giclee on Watercolour Paper: Image Size 10″ x 10″

Framed 18″ x 18″ approximately

Framed with a Black OR Brown Block frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

There’s always an “other side” of any enclosure – especially fences.  In this case, on the other side of the barbed wire fence was the neighbour’s farm yard.

Giclee on Watercolour Paper: Image Size 10″ x 10″

Framed 18″ x 18″ approximately

Framed with a Black OR Brown block frame with double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

Built in 1929, the heritage value of the 4th Avenue Bridge (Thunderbird Viaduct) in Moose Jaw lies in its association with Moose Jaw’s development.  The most visible heritage value is its architecture which include ornamentation such multi-coloured terra cotta tiled light standards, balusters and cameos.  From under the bridge through its fluted columns, one can see the Canadian Pacific Railway yards and Downtown Moose Jaw.

Giclee on Watercolour Paper: Image Size 9″ x 11″

Framed 17″ x 19″ approximately

Framed with a Black block frame with white double white mats.

Please specify choice or call for other options   (866) 693-7600.

Paula’s elegant and sensuous ceramic “Quackle” sculptures are inspired by the natural world.

Her distinct pieces are either wheel thrown or hand built and many are altered by removing or adding clay.

These alterations help Paula capture the fluidity of the organic world, be it a moving body or sprouting plant.

These are available in White with Black.  They measure 8″ high, 10″ long and 3.5″ wide.

Paula Cooley is from Saskatoon, SK.

Choose from ONE of the collections.

Only One  Set of each colour Available.

Paula’s elegant and sensuous ceramic “Stag” sculptures are inspired by the natural world.

Her distinct pieces are either wheel thrown or hand built and many are altered by removing or adding clay.

These alterations help Paula capture the fluidity of the organic world, be it a moving body or sprouting plant.

The stags are available in either dark blue OR copper silver tones.   They measure 7.5″ high, 4.5″ long and 2.5″ wide.

Paula Cooley is from Saskatoon, SK.

Only One of Each Unique Stag Available.

Each piece is handcrafted using Saskatchewan clay and glazes, drawing from the rich colours and designs of our prairie environment. Zach and Wendy’s deep roots and love of the prairies, along with their distinctive craftsmanship, makes entertaining with their pieces of pottery a genuine and true taste of the prairies that will last for years to come.

Using the blues we are privileged to see day after day in our sky and water, their collection of Blue Ash pottery reflects those colours perfectly.  Add a few raised shells and fish throughout the pattern, and the bowls are works of art that would look amazing on any buffet.

Working out of their church studio in Moose Jaw, Zach and Wendy have been joined by their son, Devon for the last few years.

Large Bowl:  13.25″ x 3″

Medium Bowl: 11.75″ x 2.75″

Butterbone Large Serving Set

This Serving Set consists of 9.75″” Pie or Serving Plate, 9″ x 4.75″ Bowl, 9″ Lidded Casserole Dish and 9.5″ Open Casserole Dish.  This Collection of the Butterbone Pottery is handmade by Jeffrey Taylor of Duval, Sk.

Patterns will vary from set to set.

For more information about this collection available in Jeffrey’s other colours – Stormstone and Blue Grass, please call the gallery at (866)693-7600.

No Longer Available

A combination of stained glass and glass beads shaped in a triangle form on an oak base was created by Brenda McLaughlin of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

It measures 13.5 inches high and is 8 inches across.

Each piece of her work is unique and hand crafted. Honica works each metal piece, each spiral, each stone individually. A single metal component may undergo eight separate hand processes before it is ready to be featured in the finished composition. Metals and stones may be tumbled, patinaed, polished, forged, antiqued, acid-dipped, melted, molded, bleached, brushed, sanded, and so forth.

Each piece of jewellery is an original design. Each one made for you, by hand.

Only ONE of each design available.

For more information about our Honica Collections, please call (866)693-7600.

Jim Nodge is a first and last generation farmer from the Craik area. His art has evolved from his inability to part with much of his busted farm machinery and a desire to spend time in the welding shop without doing any actual work.

With the welder, he has managed to combine old tools, farm parts, and various bits of junk metal together to build his creatures: big and small.

The Ultimate Goal: Clean the place up; make some money; and most of all, to make people smile.

Enjoy the four pieces to set outside or somewhere you need to have a chuckle.

Yvette Moore artistic pillow covers are made from 100% poly velveteen upholstery (select images are available in canvas) fabric.  The fabric is long lasting, easy to care for and easy to love.

Care instructions:  Machine wash cold on gentle cycle or hand wash – Lay flat to dry – or can be dry cleaned.

Choose any FOUR for your collection.

“A Pear Branch is a celebration of nature, a symbol of growth, health, and vitality.  It places mother nature on a stage and thanks her for her hospitality and hard work.”

This yellow pear is a hand build ceramic piece with low fire glazes.  The branch is made from recycled metal.  Ted Uchacz of Saskatoon likes to breathe new life into discarded materials.

The branch is sealed with a clear coat to prevent rust.

It measures 21″ high, 21″ across and 4″ deep.

Style and pear colour may vary.

Jim Nodge is a first and last generation farmer from the Craik area. His art has evolved from his inability to part with much of his busted farm machinery and a desire to spend time in the welding shop without doing any actual work.

With the welder, he has managed to combine old tools, farm parts, and various bits of junk metal together to build his creatures: big and small.

The Ultimate Goal: Clean the place up; make some money; and most of all, to make people smile.

Enjoy the four pieces to set outside or somewhere you need to have a chuckle.

Yvette Moore Gallery and our experienced sales team would be pleased to help you find the perfect artistic addition that suits your individual style and preference.

Let us walk you through our current selections of unique art and gift products, tailored to your personal choices. Through the power of technology, peer into Yvette Moore Gallery, whether you are near or far.

Call us at (866) 693-7600 to begin your personal shopping experience.