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.