Boarders above Davos Platz Metal Print

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Boarders towering above Davos Platz. At the peak of Bramabuel 1492m as you get off the chair Brama Jet you sit on this amazing piste above Davos Platz where you feel like you are towering over the town. Setting off down the steep black piste no 1 you feel like you are about to ski straight into the town. Awesome place, awesome view. Eventually you turn off this amazing promontory and head back to Jschalp to get the lift back up to the top. Great painting full of texture and colours. Trees in the valley made up from a wonderful array of colours with the lake Davoser See on the right leading to Klosters. Across the other side of the valley you can see the Parsenn ski area.

Pete Caswell is a popular and established international artist. He travels the world in search of inspiration for his paintings. The driving force behind all of the paintings is the joy and pleasure in life. The art work is designed to be uplifting and joyful to look at. Many of the techniques Pete has evolved over many years of experimentation in the physical pursuit of pleasure and the spiritual searching for inner joy. As Pete has traveled the world he has captured the nuggets of pure pleasure with camera and canvas. Each of these amazing experiences are transferred onto canvas. Using a variety of semi abstract techniques, Pete draws together all the triggers and memories which recreate these special moments in our minds. It is this...