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Edwin Holgate
Edwin Holgate
Indian Grave Houses1926 -
Paul-Émile Borduas
Paul-Émile Borduas
Sans titre1951 -
Louis-Philippe Hébert
Louis-Philippe Hébert
Fleur des Bois & Soupir du Lac -
Kathleen Morris
Kathleen Morris
Rural Quebec (Hitching Posts, Berthierville)1925 (circa) -
John A. Hammond
John A. Hammond
Fishing Boats, Bay of Fundyc. 1904 -
J.E.H. MacDonald
J.E.H. MacDonald
Poplar Point, Sturgeon Bay1931 (September 2) -
John Little
John Little
Terrasse Dufferin, Québec1983 -
Lawren Harris
Lawren Harris
Autumn Woodland1920-1921 (circa) -
Clarence Gagnon
Clarence Gagnon
EVENING PRAYER, STUDY FOR AN ILLUSTRATION FOR MARIA CHAPDELAINE1930 (circa) -
Albert H. Robinson
Albert H. Robinson
Quebec Village (Charny)1928 (circa) -
James Wilson Morrice
James Wilson Morrice
Landscape1909 (circa) -
Sam Borenstein
Sam Borenstein
Montreal Streetcirca 1944
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5 Masterpieces Sold by the Klinkhoffs In Prominent Public Collections
Blog entriesNovember 17, 2018 Serving as fine art dealers and advisors, we continue to develop some of Canada’s most prominent public collections. Paintings sold by the Klinkhoff family can be found in numerous major Canadian museums. Here are five of among the most memorable sales the Klinkhoffs have sold to prominent public collections and their significance to each collection. -
"Cullen opened our eyes to things no one ever thought of painting"
Blog entries A selection of quotations from contemporaries and students of Maurice Cullen, art critics, and established scholars which illustrate the importance of Maurice Cullen. -
Emily Carr's "Totems, Tanoo", 1912: Unseen and Unpublished
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"Indian Grave Houses," 1926: One of Holgate's Greatest Achievements
Blog entriesSeptember 7, 2018 Indian Grave Houses prompts many memories of the man Edwin Holgate and encourages study to appreciate its importance in the annals of Canadian art history, especially linking the Group of Seven, Canadian art of western Canada and of course the “discovery” of Emily Carr and her subsequent return to painting after a hiatus of a dozen years. -
The Most Valuable Canadian Art Sale in History: Lawren Harris & Canadian Masters:
Sale features paintings valued at over $40 million Blog entriesMarch 21, 2017 Lawren Harris & Canadian Masters: Historic Sale Celebrating Canada’s 150 Years features 15 paintings by iconic artist Lawren Harris with a total value of over CAD$ 40 million. Fourteen of the Harrises, which have been in a single private collection for over 40 years, represent the most valuable single consignment in the Canadian art market. -
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John Little - City Life from 1951
Toronto Exhibitions23 November - 9 December 2017 -
Lawren Harris & Canadian Masters
Historic Sale to Celebrate Canada's 150 Years Exhibitions1 - 30 April 2017 -
Fine Art & Hockey: A Point of View
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Exhibitions, News, Notable Sales & HighlightsLearn more about Alan Klinkhoff Gallery, an evolution of Walter Klinkhoff Gallery
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Krieghoff & Cullen to Bellefleur & Borduas featured at Alan Klinkhoff Gallery
Blog entriesOctober 26, 2018 Not to be missed in our Yorkville and Montreal galleries and at klinkhoff.ca is an outstanding selection of Classic Canadian art, from Cornelius Krieghoff & Maurice Cullen to Paul-Émile Borduas & Léon Bellefleur. -
Straight Talk: Commissions & The Financial Efficiency of Alan Klinkhoff Gallery
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Beware Vendors of Art Without Expertise
Blog entriesMarch 28, 2017 Beware of vendors who offer works of art without the current expertise and use only old labels of reputable galleries to support authenticity. NB. It appears that there is a fellow working primarily but not exclusively in the Toronto area who is affixing labels purportedly of reputable art galleries to endorse the authorship of paintings, sometimes unsigned or recently purchased, as “attributions” or in the “style of,” in minor auction sales. The labels may not be real. Some may have been real but are clearly “doctored,” with new typing to replace erased earlier typing. The problems of buying with only old labels as “proof” of authenticity are threefold. -
Alan Klinkhoff on Cultural Property Export Controls
Blog entriesJune 14, 2018 Tuesday, June 12, the Federal Court issued its ruling in favour of Heffel Auction House in their appeal against a decision by the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board (CCPERB) to bar the export of a Gustave Caillebotte. The Honourable Mr. Justice Manson’s judgement in Heffel Gallery v. the Attorney General, Canada breathes fresh air into what, in our opinion, has always been a disservice to Canadians... -
A closer look at a superb oil painting by Edwin Holgate and its pencil drawing
Blog entriesMarch 21, 2018 In the early spring of 1926, Canadian painters Edwin Holgate, A.Y. Jackson, and Albert Robinson executed a body of memorable paintings around La Malbaie. Modernist painter Holgate develops snow-painting in Quebec. His characteristic rhythm is evident in his drawings, sketches, and woodblocks. -
The exquisite Suzor-Coté, "Lilas Canadien"
Blog entriesAugust 31, 2018 The exquisite Suzor-Coté, Lilas Canadien, painted shortly before Suzor returned to pursue his studies in Paris, demonstrates the aesthetic effect of technique the artist learned from one of his masters in Paris, the important Barbizon painter Henri Harpignies. -
A Record Breaking Year: Our Canadian Art Sales in 2017
Blog entriesJanuary 10, 2018 In 2017, we presented for sale an extraordinary Lawren S. Harris collection. Our non-selling John Little exhibition highlighted his œuvre's depiction of the impact of urban renewal throughout North America. Paintings from the Estate of the Late William I M. Turner Jr., including some by Albert Robinson, among others.
