Canadian Art

Rock Stacks by Randy Hayashi, Acrylic on Canvas, Painting | Koyman Galleries

Canadian painter Randy Hayashi is a featured artist at the mountain galleries at the fairmont.

Artist Margarethe Vanderpas paints Georgian Bay; the Bruce Peninsula, Killarney, the Fox Islands, Parry Sound, and Lake Superior. Her award winning landscapes and waterscapes can be found in corporate and private collections.

Sault Ste. Marie Roadshow September 2008 - Rare Valuable painti ngs and Antiques Treasures and stories from the event. Titanic Postcard, World Series baseball.

Paul Gauthier - The Peaceful Place

Tom Thomson, the brilliant, pioneering Canadian artist for whom the City of Owen Sound’s Art Gallery is named, was born near Claremont, Ontario, northeast of Toronto on August 5, 1877, the sixth of ten children born to John Thomson and Margaret Matheson. Two months later, the family moved to their new home, Rose Hill, near Leith, eleven kilometres northeast of Owen Sound. It was in this quiet rolling country side, overlooking the shores of Georgian Bay that Thomson grew up. Thomson was…

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Artist Margarethe Vanderpas paints Georgian Bay; the Bruce Peninsula, Killarney, the Fox Islands, Parry Sound, and Lake Superior. Her award winning landscapes and waterscapes can be found in corporate and private collections.

Heffel fine art auction. Lot 153. Alexander Young (A.Y.) Jackson - Road Near Eganville.

30"x30" Acrylic on canvas. SOLD at Just Imajan Gallery and Studio, Cochrane, AB.

CASSON, A.J. - Parry Sound, ON - 1931

Bon Echo - AJ Casson

I often get asked, as many artists do, if I ever run out of ideas or inspiration. The answer for me is always no. As long as I keep painting, the energy and inspiration for future work is generated by the momentum of creating. I can actually feel or ‘see’ the art I will be doing months from now. That is ... Read More

Canada’s Group of Seven painted a spirited wilderness strikingly different from the then-popular pastoral landscapes. The group found inspiration in the work of Tom Thomson, who died in 1917 while urging his friends to create a Canadian aesthetic.

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