This original landscape by Alberta artist Steve R. Mitts features a scene framed in thick, weathered wood, the image appears as a constructed window into winter, built from fitted planes of painted wood. Small figures in subdued reds and browns gather near the ice, dwarfed by the vast terrain. The composition feels architectural and still—a winter valley held in quiet suspension. Mitts combines contempory structure with 16th Century Renaissance influences. Using a meticulous layering of acrylic washes and gels, he achieves a textured, stained glass finish. This piece is created on 100-year-old reclaimed grain bin wood, making the material as much a part of the story as the painting itself. Measures 1/4 x 14 1/4 x 1 1/2 inches deep.