Ron Watt's Farewell Retrospective
Ron was born in Flin Flon in 1946 and has spent most of his life enjoying the boreal forest and its many beautiful lakes, He has many great memories of family gatherings, swimming, boating, fishing, water-skiing and even snowmobiling on many of the lakes in the local area - including many of which he has featured in his paintings.
Ron has had a love for art since a very young age and was an avid participant in art classes, As a teenager he was offered an art scholarship in North Dakota; which he had to turn down for financial reasons. Over the years his interest in art was always there, but lay dormant as he pursued a career in finance as a VP for HBM&S. Finally after 5 years of retirement he was fortunate to meet up with Lloyd Major, a well known Canadian artist, who not only taught, but encouraged him to paint what interested him the most.
Although he has enjoyed painting west coast scenes during his annual winter visits to Vancouver island, his real passion is painting the water and wild of his home in northern Manitoba.
As he and his wife Raye prepare for a move to St Albert he will inspire you to appreciate even more what many locals refer to as God's Country
Ron has had a love for art since a very young age and was an avid participant in art classes, As a teenager he was offered an art scholarship in North Dakota; which he had to turn down for financial reasons. Over the years his interest in art was always there, but lay dormant as he pursued a career in finance as a VP for HBM&S. Finally after 5 years of retirement he was fortunate to meet up with Lloyd Major, a well known Canadian artist, who not only taught, but encouraged him to paint what interested him the most.
Although he has enjoyed painting west coast scenes during his annual winter visits to Vancouver island, his real passion is painting the water and wild of his home in northern Manitoba.
As he and his wife Raye prepare for a move to St Albert he will inspire you to appreciate even more what many locals refer to as God's Country
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**SOLD** Evening On the Lake, 36x19, $290
**SOLD** Autumn Leaves, 20x16, $90
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**SOLD** Hidden Bay, 24x18, $240
Peaceful Morning 12x12 $80
On the Way to Wayburn, 34x18, $250
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Sipple Hill Circa 1948, 30x36, NFS
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**SOLD** Many Faces, 36x19, $290
Ross Lake Evening, 24x30, NFS
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Windy Morning, 30x24, $250
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Morning Light, 24x24, $320
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**SOLD** Forest Trail, 16x20, $190
**SOLD** Rocky View, 36x24, $700 w/ frame, $500 w/o frame
Morning Loon, 24x30, $700 w/ frame, $500 w/o frame
Winter Road, 24x16, $195
**SOLD** Winter is Coming, 36x24, $460
Evening Light, 30x15, $260
Here Comes the Sun, 28x22, $490
Paradise, 24x18, Metal Print, $250
**SOLD** Hook Lake, 12x12, Metal Print, $125
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**SOLD** Causeway, 12x24, $145
**SOLD** Full Moon, 24x30, $700 w/ frame, $500 w/o frame
Shonnah's Fence, 12x16, $125
**SOLD** Boat House Bay, 16x12, $150
Autumn Birch, 6 12x12 Paintings, $300
Rocky Shore, 20x16, $150
Morning Sun, 14x12, $125
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