Manitoba-Canadian middle

The ghosts that are bound to Edinburgh Vaults and the black dog of Death swear to the hills that I am Clan Morrison. The smell of alcohol that dissolves the pastel chalk and the Zen of Sumie say that I am an artist. As an artist, I have always been interested in the Native American and Americans have an acute interest in the Plains Nations. Most these nations call Manitoba home with Winnipeg being the original trading post of them.  I was a major rail hub until the Panama Canal. I considered going to a Bible college In the province about ten miles from the Minnesota border. In many ways it is very similar to Minnesota being in the prairie but the lake changes it to be more be more Ohio. As an English colony, it was given a royal ballet. I had a black dog named Daisy.  

Manitoba has a special and unique mythology. Thunder birds fly over the provence.  Behind everything is the Esplanade Riel which connects Winnipeg to St. Boniface and is the only pedestrian restaurant bridge in North America. The polar bear behind everything on the left is for the port of Churchill, the only Canadian arctic port. The wooden boat behind everything on the right is for the Manitoba Museum which shows the areas maritime history. The lake monster in right corner is Winnipogo in Lake Winnipegosis . Everything on the  smiling marshmallow thing  is called “Happy Rock” in Gladstone.  The scepter on Happy Rock is the Manitoba’s Mace which is used in the Legislative Assembly. The weird fan under the mace is for the Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre.  It is 9” x 12,” drawn with pencil and white chalk and completed recently.   

The name of this piece is CSA Winter Camp, is 9”x6” and drawn with pastel on cardboard recently. The flag is my personal favorite Confederate flags the Breckinridge Flag from west Tennessee. If you are interested in buying this or any other of my work email me at MatthewMorrison76@yahoo.com to order.