Hockey... Under Winter Skies by Peter Shostak - 2000

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Yalenka Enterprises , 2000. 9" x 10.5". 55 pp. The " ... Canadian artist Peter Shostak shares with us, through his paintings and stories, the game of hockey as he played it with his siblings and school friends." Signed by the artist on the half title. DJ has some light shelfwear. . Signed by Author. Very Good/Very Good.

Victoria, British Columbia: Yalenka Enterprises, 2000. 1st Printing. Pictorial Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Peter Shostak. Stunning images and riveting memories about playing hockey in the great outdoors by the Alberta-born & raised, Vancouver Island artist, illustrator & educator. 56 pages with gorgeous colour illustrations. Oblong 8vo (9 3/4" X 10 1/2"). Signed by the artist on half title page.

Yalenka Enterprises, 2000. 1st Edition . Hardcover. New/As New. 23 x 27 cm- Signature of Peter Shostak- " In Hockey - under winter skies, well-known Canadian artist Peter Shostak shares with us, through his paintings and stories, the game of hockey as he played it with his siblings and school friends. His experiences were not unique. The paintings honestly portray the game as it was played by many Canadian children on countless frozen ponds, farm and schoolyard rinks.

Well-known Canadian artist Peter Shostak shares with us, through his paintings and stories, the game of hockey as he played it with his siblings and school friends on the prairies. "These hockey players played in the daytime, by the light of the low winter sun, and in the evenings, by the light of the bright moon and stars. They used homemade or store-bought hockey sticks and played with or without skates."
INSCRIBED by the author/artist on the half-title page. Laid-in is a 2-page bio of Peter Shostak by Jenkins Showler Gallery. A notification from the White Rock Peace Arch News asking readers to come visit Peter on Saturday, December 2, 2000, 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. is attached to the front endpaper.