Oil Painting by L. Yeomans – "Liard River Bridge, Alaska Hwy"

Original 1967 Mid-Century Canadian Landscape Oil Painting by L. Yeomans – "Liard River Bridge, Alaska Highway" (Framed 16x20) An exceptional, well-preserved slice of mid-century Canadian history. This original 1967 oil painting by listed regional landscape artist L. Yeomans beautifully captures the historic Liard River Suspension Bridge surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage along the Alaska Highway in northern British Columbia. Item Specifications: • Artist: L. Yeomans (Active mid-to-late 20th Century, Canadian) • Title/Subject: Liard River Bridge (Mile 496, Alaska Highway, BC) • Medium: Original Oil on Canvas Panel • Year of Creation: 1967 • Signature: Hand-signed and dated by the artist in the lower right corner ("L. YEOMANS '67") • Canvas Panel Dimensions: 16" x 20" • Overall Framed Dimensions: 22.75" x 18.75" • Panel Manufacturer: Vintage Craftint "Fulton" Canvas Panel (Features the authentic mid-century manufacturing stamp on the reverse) Condition Report: • Artwork: Excellent vintage condition. The oil paint retains its color vibrancy with clear, crisp brushwork texture. No visible paint chipping, cracking, or surface staining. • Backing: The reverse side is exceptionally clean and structurally sound, showing uniform, age-appropriate toning without any water damage, warping, or punctures. • Frame: Housed in its clean, period-correct natural wood frame with a metallic-finished outer edge. Solid structural condition with minor vintage wear consistent with age. Ready to hang. Full Description: This evocative landscape showcases the distinct steel-cable design of the iconic Liard River Bridge during the peak of autumn. Painted during the peak era of mid-century regional Canadian art, the artist beautifully balances the industrial geometry of the infrastructure against the wild, rolling mountains and reflective, calm waters of northern British Columbia. The piece offers fantastic physical provenance, featuring a beautifully preserved manufacturer's stamp from The Craftint Manufacturing Company on the back panel, anchoring the artwork's production directly to the 1960s. This is a highly collectible piece perfect for enthusiasts of Canadian infrastructure history, northern wilderness landscapes, or mid-century interior design. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles