Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is proud to announce a diverse program of events presented in our Montreal and Toronto galleries.

Inspired by our own histories as fine art dealers and amateur hockey players, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is pleased to present Fine Art & Hockey: A Point of View , an exhibition of fine Canadian paintings featuring hockey. The works of art, none of which are for sale, are on loan...

This exhibition, which is on view at our Toronto Gallery until October 1st, features important works of art relating to hockey from 1859 to 2015. The works are on loan from private, corporate and institutional collections. Additionally, a collection of 25 signed pro stock hockey sticks have been generously lent...

The sport of hockey has affected innumerable athletes, fans, families and communities around the world. Inspired by our own histories as fine art dealers and amateur hockey players, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery will host a non-selling exhibition of fine Canadian paintings featuring hockey, a celebration concurrent with the 2016 World Cup...

The summer or winter backdrop of Montreal’s plexes and the symmetry of their spiralling exterior staircases, in one of our paintings a lone full figured mini skirted female, walking under night skies appears in the crosshairs of car headlights, a man at the wheel, and the other, two women strolling...

In the first half of the twentieth century, Arthur Lismer was a peer among an esteemed group of artists who were defining a distinctive nationalistic style of painting inspired by the wilderness of Northern Canada. For Lismer, the North presented an irresistible atmosphere that promised happiness and vitality, Georgian Bay...

Albert Robinson R.C.A. (1881-1956) is one of the foremost artists of the high period of modernist painting in Canada, a period which saw the development of a national school of art inspired by Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven. A friend of A.Y. Jackson's, Robinson was one of three...

The René Richard paintings reproduced here are excellent examples of his work, confirming his stature as an important and genuinely original Canadian artist of his generation. “His style is clean and firm, his brushstrokes harsh and true”, wrote Clarence Gagnon of his protégé.

Jonathan, Craig and I invite you to a sale of Classic Canadian Art on May 12, 13 and 14 at Alan Klinkhoff Gallery Toronto, 113 Yorkville Avenue. It is a strong group of paintings from the 1850s through to the 1970s including works by Cornelius Krieghoff, William Brymner, Suzor-Coté, A.J...

The student artists from the Lower Canada College Class of 2016 are incredibly grateful for the oppourtunity to display their art at the Alan Klinkhoff Gallery. All the pieces required a lot of time and effort and the students are proud to display their artwork in hopes that it will...

'Walking up the steps, it hadn't yet hit me that I was about to greet an ecstatic crowd of people who were there to see my work. Our work. As I took a step inside, I felt a shiver running down my spine. There they were, my paintings, hung up...

Scholar Lucie Dorais reflects on a James Wilson Morrice not seen since it was sold by the executors of the artist's Estate, and now sold by Alan Klinkhoff Gallery.

My family has always believed in the importance of artists to work and exhibit among each other. 'Art breeds art' one might say. My father, the late Walter Klinkhoff, in our family gallery was regularly willing to lend at no charge the showrooms on the upper level of our gallery...

Franchère had returned to his native Montreal and was embarking upon his professional career after several years spent studying in Paris since 1888. During a brief visit to Montreal in 1890, he received an important commission to paint three large religious canvases for the Notre-Dame-du-Sacré-Cœur chapel of the Notre-Dame basilica...

2015 was a memorable year for Galerie Alan Klinkhoff / Alan Klinkhoff Gallery. The quality of works of art we transacted to new generations of their stewardship was exceptional. We are grateful to the clients and friends who encouraged the development of our Yorkville, Toronto gallery with their business.

Montmorency Falls has long been a popular year-round destination for Quebecers and tourists alike, each searching for an inspiring spot for contemplation, activities and revelry. In winter, the spray and mist at the foot of the waterfall create a 30-foot high mountain of ice and snow over the rapids, commonly...

With the exhibition 1920s Modernism in Montreal, The Beaver Hall Group opening at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, it is our intention to complement the exposure the exhibition gives to these fine artists by offering for sale some outstanding and important works by several of these artists at the...

This watercolour by James Duncan (1806-1881) depicts a lacrosse game being played on the McGill University playing field, which was located on the west side of the campus. It was probably painted sometime between 1855 and 1859 because the Grand Seminaire de Montreal (Grand Seminary of Montreal) can be seen...

When Suzor-Coté returned to Arthabaska in June of 1894 after three years of art study in Paris, it was clear that he was doing so as an artist truly accomplished in his field. In fact, it is noteworthy that he was honoured with the acceptance of work to exhibit at...

With the impending exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) 1920s Modernism in Montreal, The Beaver Hall Group , it is our intention to complement the exposure the exhibition gives to these fine artists by offering for sale some outstanding and important works by several of these artists...