This fine and rare painting by Collyer is of an early and mature period.

The origins of Fort Senneville date back to 17th century New France.

This is a rare and precious view by Maurice Cullen looking toward Terrebonne, overlooking the Rivière Mille Îles from what would now be known as Saint-François-de-Sales in the borough of Laval.

Fortin was one of the few artists who could “think” as well in watercolour as in oil.

This important painting showcases FitzGerald’s interest in modern painting techniques.

Harry Gibb’s exclusive contribution to the canon of art in Canada is not insignificant.

This Still Life with Fruit lends itself to being demonstrative of the story of the Beaver Hall Group women. The convention for a women to stay close to home to find subject matter leads her no farther than the kitchen and dining room, as opposed to “the boys” heading out...

Our new Toronto gallery at 190 Davenport Road is now open!

Introduction to the Sale of Property from an Important British Columbia Collection.

A message from the seller of a the collection of 31 paintings.

Announcing our sale and exhibition of works Property from an Important British Columbia Collection, which will be held at our new Toronto gallery (190 Davenport Road) from September 26 - October 5, 2019 and in our Montreal gallery (1448 Sherbrooke Street West) from October 10 - 19, 2019.

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is expanding with a new and larger Toronto gallery at 190 Davenport Road, near Avenue Road, which is scheduled to open on Tuesday, September 26, 2019. Important works of art are currently available for purchase through its existing galleries and at Klinkhoff.ca .

A brief introduction to the ways in which F ritz Brandtner was influenced by his 1930 trip to British Columbia and the Northwest Coast art that he encountered there, as demonstrated by his exceptional work, Potlatch, B.C., 1948. As well as insights into the relationship of the Klinkhoff family to...

Alan Klinkhoff pieces together the history of this precious painting.

Mark A. Cheetham, PhD, FRSC, explores Jean-Paul Riopelle's Landing, a dramatic canvas from the mid 1950s, the decade when Riopelle's remarkable abilities reached their peak and were most widely admired.

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is pleased to make available to collectors First Snow, Baie St. Paul, c. 1920 by Clarence Gagnon. The work, executed circa 1920 during the artist’s longest and last trip to Canada before his definitive return in 1936, is an outstanding testimony to the artist’s much celebrated interpretation...

We are pleased to share with collectors a recently acquired pochade by Clarence Gagnon that is the study for the larger canvas is the collection of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, entitled Scène d'automne (Autumn Scene), 1907 (Oil on canvas, 46 x 65.4 cm [18 x 25 ¾...

Alan Klinkhoff reveals his highlights from this outstanding and valuable reading compiled by an independent source and the world leader in the field.

Alan Klinkhoff introduces John B. Wilkinson's Montmorency Falls, 1867 and our research and appreciation about this rare 19th century watercolour.

It is with sadness we learn of the passing of M. Francois-Marc Gagnon, a distinguished art scholar and friend of the Canadian art community at large.