Canadian Watercolours
Canadian Watercolours
Gallery Installation View
Canadian Watercolours
Jack Bush “The House Wreckers”
Canadian Watercolours
Dorothy Knowles “Emma in October”
Canadian Watercolours
Doris McCarthy “Grise Fiord, Arctic”
Canadian Watercolours
Roly Fenwick “Monument Suite: Glyptic Column”
Canadian Watercolours
William Perehudoff “WC-80-022”
Canadian Watercolours
Greg Curnoe “Imaginary Picture of Tristan #3”
Canadian Watercolours
Gallery Installation View
Canadian Watercolours
Franklin Carmichael “Untitled – Ella Lake, Greater Sudbury”
Canadian Watercolours
Dorothy Knowles “Trees on the River”
Canadian Watercolours
Doris McCarthy “Penguins Swimming”
Canadian Watercolours
Clark McDougall “North Yarmouth – Summer Barnyard with Chickens”
Canadian Watercolours
William Perehudoff “WC-80-020”
Canadian Watercolours
Greg Curnoe “Imaginary Picture of Tristan #6”
Canadian Watercolours
Gallery Installation View
Canadian Watercolours
AJ Casson “Credit Forks”
Blue Waters, 2014
Canadian Watercolours
Toni Onley “Black Rocks, Lookout Island, ON”
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Ron Martin “March 1970 #43”
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Greg Curnoe “Above the Saskatchewan River”
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Greg Curnoe “Provincial Poem”
Canadian Watercolours
Gallery Installation View
Canadian Watercolours
Dorothy Knowles “Clouds West of Regina”
Canadian Watercolours
Doris McCarthy “Pool on the Ice”
Canadian Watercolours
Roly Fenwick “Monument Suite: Broken Column”
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William Perehudoff “WC-80-193”
Canadian Watercolours
Greg Curnoe “Six Lake Nipissing, Reggae Flags”
Canadian Watercolours December 8, 2018 – January 11, 2019
In the middle gallery for the month of December we are featuring a curated exhibition of Canadian watercolour artists. Hung salon style, the artists include: Jack Bush, AJ Casson, Paterson Ewen, Franklin Carmichael, Greg Curnoe, Roly Fenwick, Brian Jones, Dorothy Knowles, Ron Martin, Doris McCarthy, Clark McDougall, Toni Onley and William Perehudoff.
Ranging from abstract paintings to representational landscapes, the works in the exhibition show off the wide range of the challenging watercolour medium.