David Dossett Art Collections
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Artwork by David Dossett
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Lily's Garden by David Dossett

Alley Behind Sydenham Street by David Dossett

The Last of Barrett's Privateers by David Dossett

The Fryer in Little Harbour East Fortune Bay NL by David Dossett

The Clearing by David Dossett

Bearances by David Dossett

Ready Set Go by David Dossett

Houses in Sydenham Ward by David Dossett

The Train by David Dossett

Spring Blossom by David Dossett

Walking to the Rink by David Dossett

Chassant la rondelle by David Dossett

Birches by David Dossett

The Toboggan by David Dossett

The Game by David Dossett

Hot Chocolate Break by David Dossett

Loyalist Parkway Colour by David Dossett

Summer Garden by David Dossett

Winter Dusk by David Dossett

Autumn Colours by David Dossett

North of Kingston by David Dossett

October Gold by David Dossett

The Puddle by David Dossett

Houses in Portsmouth by David Dossett
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About David Dossett
I consider myself a traditional artist. In the past I concentrated on cold, barren, windswept landscapes - the kind that were popular with The Group of Seven. But the artistic process, as rewarding as it is for me, can be very emotionally draining. And when I have completed a painting and it "speaks" to me, the emotion of the piece comes through and can affect me deeply. So for the last few years I have been painting scenes involving children at play. For me, it is a way to revisit my childhood and to convey the message that all of us should stop our busy lives, even if it is only briefly, and reflect how we all were when we were young. When we were children we didn't have mortgages, or taxes, or all the daily stress that life piles on us. Can we stop for a minute to think what life was like growing up in a tiny port village? What fun we had with simple things like a jump rope? How we could sit and listen while ice on the frozen lake would crack under pressure? I cannot yet bring myself to that youthful state of mind, but perhaps with my art I can hope to do so one day, and can inspire others to do the same. Feel free to visit me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ArtByDavidDossett