Yachts in a Safe Harbour

At a time when one only thinks of playing ball, Mr. Stefan Starenkyj preferred his pencils and paper. His drawing abilities led him to study architecture and after graduating from McGill University, he practiced his profession in the Québec city area, in the French West Indies and in the Eastern Townships. During all that time he did not set aside his love for painting and drawing and as result, 51 of his pen and ink drawings were published under the title Bellechase en blanc et noir. This unique collection has been acclaimed and appreciated by the general public. Through the years his realistic style has developed into an expression of great intensity. A simple anchor, flecked with rust, a calm harbour, boats at rest . . . , become a message of perseverance and lasting serenity.

At a time when one only thinks of playing ball, Mr. Stefan Starenkyj preferred his pencils and paper. His drawing abilities led him to study architecture and after graduating from McGill University, he practiced his profession in the Québec city area, in the French West Indies and in the Eastern Townships. During all that time he did not set aside his love for painting and drawing and as result, 51 of his pen and ink drawings were published under the title Bellechase en blanc et noir. This unique collection has been acclaimed and appreciated by the general public. Through the years his realistic style has developed into an expression of great intensity. A simple anchor, flecked with rust, a calm harbour, boats at rest . . . , become a message of perseverance and lasting serenity.

	Navires dans le Port de Montréal oil 48" x 36" [Enlargement]
Le Valère Élite à Tadoussac 20" x 24" , Huile (oil) [Enlargement]
	Bateaux de pêche au repos (Martinique) 30" x 36" , Huile (oil) [Enlargement]
Bateaux de pêche au Maine 30" x 36" , Huile (oil) [Enlargement]
	La chaîne (Anchored) 24" x 20" , Huile (oil) [Enlargement]