Featuring works by Claude Tousignant, Lawren Harris, Alfred J. Casson, Frederick S. Coburn, John Little and others. On Thursday, March 28, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be opening an online exhibition of our latest releases of Important Canadian Art. This special exhibition and sale will be posted on klinkhoff.com at approximately...

In the March 9-10 Global Edition of The New York Times my all time favourite art writer, Souren Melikian, wrote: 'Until World War II, dealers dominated the market. Then, by the early 1950s, galleries began to lose ground to auction houses, and within 20 years, these became the locomotive pulling...

On Thursday, February 14th, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be opening an exhibition of works by Joseph Plaskett. This exhibition and sale will be posted on klinkhoff.ca at approximately 12pm, with select works on view at the gallery. We invite you to purchase one of these outstanding compositions by the master.

'Sotheby’s Canada is getting out of what it calls the “theatre” of auctions as a way to sell important Canadian art after an often tumultuous run of more than 45 years.' Read the whole article by James Adams from the Globe and Mail: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/sothebys-citing-weak-margins-quits-live-auctions/article8285168/

As many of our readers will now know, Sotheby's Canada yesterday announced its withdrawal from the 'theatre' of Canadian art auctions. While this is being hailed in some corners as a victory for competing Canadian auction houses, in our opinion it is an affirmation of the growing popularity of no-risk...

I will begin this retrospective with the comment that in my career I cannot recall a holiday season as vigorous as this. Contemporary art, the market arguably most affected by global economic concerns, surged to levels we have not recently seen. I am as delighted to report this to our...

The highlight of the fall season for me had to be 'Painting Canada: Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven', the McMichael Collection in Kleinburg, Ontario, hosted brilliantly under the relatively new leadership of Dr. Victoria Dickenson. This was the same presentation that fortunate spectators had previously enjoyed in London...

In Canadian art, the number of collectible artists is limited and, at least as concerns the 19th Century greats and those up to the pre-World War ll period, their most celebrated works have generally long been in the collections of the major museums, never to return to the marketplace. The...

Unsurpassed expertise, quality, value-added service and market-leading experience: We have been operating under the same ownership for over 60 years with unique first-hand and proprietary knowledge. By buying from us at a fixed-price, you are assured of reliability, authenticity and quality in what is an excellent group of works of...

It is my opinion that a gallery which provides a genuine and market respected expertise is a gallery that serious collectors should pursue to assist in the vetting of their art collection. The only obvious alternatives that comes to mind as I write these musings is that if the venue...

Featuring works by Jean Paul Lemieux, Cornelius Krieghoff, Robert Pilot and others On Friday, September 28, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be opening an online exhibition of our latest releases of Important Canadian Art. This special exhibition and sale will be posted on klinkhoff.com at approximately 12pm, with select works on...

On Friday, June 29, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be opening an online exhibition of our latest releases of Important Canadian Art. This special exhibition and sale will be posted on klinkhoff.com at approximately 12pm, with select works on view at the gallery. Sellers can maximize value and minimize risks by...

Predictable auction results confirm the advantages of private sales One of our distinguished colleagues, Chris Varley, recently distributed summary of his observations regarding a trio of auction sales including many with which we agree. I would also choose add a few comments of my own: Essentially what we are seeing...

In David Hanna's gazette article about Griffintown, an area close to the downtown core which is being redeveloped wholesale Professor Hanna outlines a strong defense for an urban heritage policy; “When heritage is given value, culture is preserved, property values soar, quality of life improves.” Using the impending demolition of...

// Tweet Vernissage May 12 - from 10 am. until 4 pm. Danielle Lanteigne will be in attendance at the vernissage. ** Exhibition continues through May 26, 2012. * All paintings are subject to prior sale. ** At select times only.

The fall of 2011 and first two months of the New Year have shown tangible evidence of the outstanding value of fixed price selling of fine art in the gallery setting. It can be the optimum marriage of seller to buyer where the best and right price are achieved with...

On Saturday, November 27, 2011 the Toronto Star printed the article 'Art auction brings couple $70000 lifeline', which is reproduced in part at the bottom of this page (but not available online). Galerie Walter Klinkhoff submitted the following correction to the editor: 'Contrary to your report but according to [the...

Total raised: $11,552 Artist Claude A. Simard and Galerie Walter Klinkhoff contributed all proceeds from the sale of this painting to Movember Canada, which directs them to programs run directly by Movember and its men’s health partner, Prostate Cancer Canada. For more information about Movember and how donations are...

This sketch by James Wilson Morrice, a real jewel, however is not directly related to any known drawing or canvas. Although hard to date exactly, it is very typical of the kind of 'Etudes' that he showed in Paris after 1905. Since it is signed there is a strong likelihood...

Prévost, Québec featured in Academy Award Nominated film by Joyce Borenstein Special Contributor SAM BORENSTEIN (1908-1969) 'Prévost, Québec', 1960 Oil on canvas 34' x 42 1/4' Provenance: Galerie Walter Klinkhoff, Montreal; Private Collection, Toronto. Illustrated: This painting appears in the film Colours of My Father: A Portrait of Sam Borenstein...