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"Awesome" Tom Thomson Embodies the "Spirit of Canada"
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James Wilson Morrice (1865-1924)
Retrospective Exhibition | Fall 2023 -
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The Year Ahead & Select Notable Sales from 2022
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St. Malo, France, by James Wilson Morrice
Description by Lucie Dorais, author of the James Wilson Morrice Catalogue Raisonne November 7, 2022 -
Molly Lamb Bobak & The Klinkhoff Family
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Perhaps Philip Surrey's Most Important Painting of its Vintage
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Morrice Painting a Testament to his Appreciation of St. Malo
Learn | James Wilson Morrice painting sold by Alan Klinkhoff Gallery September 15, 2021 -
Ernst Neumann's Painting of A Historic City Street
Montreal's St-Norbert street would become a source of controversy involving city planners and activists