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February 13, 2015

One of Bush's Final Paintings belongs to Select Group

by Sarah Stanners

As carefree as Jack Bush’s paintings appear to be – in their handling of paint and ‘ad-libbing’ of colour – he was remarkably careful. The artist kept three tidy record books, which stood as an inventory of his fine art. He recorded matters such as titles, dates, dimensions, medium and...
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January 27, 2015

Morrice's Only Known Major Canvas of Canada in Summer

Painting sold by Klinkhoff family conceived when artist visited parents for Golden Wedding Anniversary

by Lucie Dorais

James Wilson Morrice was born in Montreal, lived in Paris and travelled half the world, but each time he crossed the Atlantic he found time to visit Québec City and nearby Côte-de-Beaupré. Most of his Canadian subjects are winter scenes, since he usually came home for Christmas. Only one important...
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November 1, 2014

Precious Illustration, an Important Visual Document in the Narrative Of Clarence Gagnon

by Sarah Stanners

This especially fine preliminary study of what would ultimately be developed into an illustration for Le Grand Silence Blanc (on page 168) is aesthetically precious, an important visual document in the narrative of Clarence Gagnon and announced the first “official inauguration” of Canadian art in France, in 1927 at Paris’,...
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October 22, 2014

Krieghoff Illustrates "Thorny" Problem within one of Britain's Finest Regiments

by Alan Klinkhoff

During the War of 1812, the Fort at Chambly served as the headquarters for British and Canadian soldiers defending Montreal from attacks by American armies to the south. But by 1814 there was little activity except briefly in 1837, when some troops were deployed to quell the rebellions in both...
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October 13, 2014

Morrice, Lyman and Matisse on display at McMichael

by Jonathan Klinkhoff

Last Thursday my father, Alan, and I attended the lenders evening for the exhibition Morrice and Lyman in the Company of Matisse at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, Ontario. This formidable exhibition is the latest in a series of significant research-based projects originating from the Musée national des...

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One of Bush's Final Paintings belongs to Select Group

Morrice's Only Known Major Canvas of Canada in Summer

Precious Illustration, an Important Visual Document in the Narrative Of Clarence Gagnon

Krieghoff Illustrates "Thorny" Problem within one of Britain's Finest Regiments

Morrice, Lyman and Matisse on display at McMichael

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