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Bill Keast

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Bill Keast, The Red Doors, Acrylic on Canvas, 32” x 24”
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Bill Keast, Luscious Lillies, Acrylic on Canvas, 14" x 13"
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Bill Keast, Glade Beauty, Acrylic on Canvas, 24“ x 18”
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Bill Keast, A Day Cut Short, Acrylic, 20” x 32”
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Bill Keast, Fresh Pasture, Acrylic on Canvas, 20" x 25"
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Bill Keast, GOLDEN DAYS, Acrylic on Canvas, 32” X 24”
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Bill Keast, NIGHT SERVICE, Acrylics on Canvas, 20” X 24”
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Bill Keast, ENCHANTED EVENING, Acrylics on Canvas, 32” X 24”
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Bill Keast, LIMESTONE GEM, Acrylics on Canvas, 32” X 24”
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Bill Keast, A DAY CUT SHORT, Acrylics on Canvas, 20” X 32”
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Bill Keast, COLT, Acrylics on Canvas, 12” X 24”
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Bill Keast, SUNSET STROLL, Acrylics on Canvas, 23” x 30”
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Bill Keast, SPRING THAW, Acrylics on Canvas, 24” X 36”
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Bill Keast, Shoreline Sentinels, Acrylic on canvas, 32" x 24"
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Bill Keast, Taking Flight, Acrylic on canvas, 32" x 24"
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Bill Keast, Bob’s Auto, 21” X 15”
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Bill Keast, Spring Sensation, 20" x 24"
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Bill Keast, “Freckled Cluster”, 24” X32”
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Bill Keast, SHOW ANGELS, Acrylics on Canvas, 24” X 32”
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Bill Keast, “Landing Gear Down”, 25” X 18”
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Bill Keast, Urban Moon, Acrylics on Canvas, 32” X 24”
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Sadly, Bill Keast has passed away. Gallery 121 will continue to show his wonderful Artist Page.

​It probably isn’t a good thing to live in the past but as I find the present fraught with increasing complexity, deepening stresses and seemingly ominous perils, political, environmental and social, I find retreating to the past comforting. The rural southern Ontario I grew up in is under attack by the forces of modern living. The environment, the architecture and the sense of community of my childhood are disintegrating before our eyes. My paintings are a modest attempt to maintain the past. With the use of bold colours and strong design elements I want to create images that are drop dead refreshing while possibly creating a quiet zone in these hectic lives we share.  





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