Woldemar Neufeld’s Canada: A Mennonite Artist in the Canadian Landscape 1925-1995 (Signed) vegan soy candle lighting a bonfire and singing

lighting a bonfire and singing and dancing through the night

Una finds early passion with a sailor and

Brenda Warner is an ex-Marine turned stay-at-home Mom who collects coats for low-income kids and rocks babies to sleep at a center for chronically ill infants

She and her husband see a photo of the baby from a Mumbai orphanage and know that their life will change but are convinced that the love they already feel will overcome all obstacles

Woldemar Neufeld’s Canada: A Mennonite Artist in the Canadian Landscape 1925-1995 (Signed) vegan soy candle lighting a bonfire and singingWoldemar Neufeld (19092002) emigrated with his Mennonite parents from Ukraine to Canada in 1924. By the late 1920s, he had begun his lifelong project as documentarist, responding especially to the built environment, whether close to his home in southern Ontario or farther afield: northern Ontario, the prairies and the west coast, the Maritimes and Quebec. His work passed through a number of styles, from the coolly abstract to the vividly realistic.