PERMANENT COLLECTION, 1977

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ART GALLERY OF COBOURG

"Study of a Lady" Augustus John, 1945

The Art Gallery of Cobourg began operation in 1961, as an extension of the Cobourg Public Library. The Gallery grew steadily over the next several years, increasing its programs and services, building a note· worthy collection, and becoming an autonomous institution. In 1973, a major grant from National Museums of Canada enabled the Gallery to participate in the restoration of Cobourg's famed Victoria Hall and to prepare new quarters there as a 'National Exhibition Centre'. The new Gallery opened in Januory, 1977 and this handbook has been prepared to coincide with the inaugural exhibition - the permanent collection. The Art Gallery of Cobourg began in 1961, as an The internationally recognized artist, Peter Kolisnyk, ex tension of the services of the Cobourg Public Library. former curator of the Gallery, is represented by three Like most galleries, it has depended on the generosity works - two early paintings and a more recent of interested individuals for the growth of its collec- "minimalist" piece. David Blackwood, one of Canada's tion, and, from the very outset, works were donated leading etching artists, noted for his "Lost Party" or funds were given for purchases to be made. series and related works, is represented by four of his master etchings. The first acquisition was an oil painting entitled "Boats", by Paavo Airola, a noted Finnish artist who Works on permanent loan to our gallery include thirty- resided in Colborne for several years. Other early five drawings by F. S. Coburn (a superb collection of accessions included anum ber of Canadian works, his visual "notes") and twenty watercolours by spanning from F.M. Bell-Smith to Jean-Paul Riopelle, J. T. Rolph - one of the romantic artists of 19th and the wise purchase of a nucleus of British works - century Canada. These have been placed with us by representing Augustus John,Sir Frank Brangwyn and the Ontario Heritage Foundation.From the John Singer Sargent. An Oskar Kokoschka drawing Corporation of the Town of Cobourg, two important and a Jean Arp lithograph then brought the first works have been placed on permanent loan. One is a European samplings to the collection. large portrait of Judge Thomas Moore Benson, one of In 1970, the gallery was one of the beneficiaries of the our native sons, painted by Sir Wyly Grier. The other Douglas Duncan Bequest, receiving twenty significant is a portrait of William Henry Weller, son of the noted works by such noted Canadian artists as David Milne, stagecoach magnate, William Weller. This latter work is L. L. Fitzgerald, L. A. C. Panton, Carl Schaefer and not signed, however, its intrinsic merit has led us to others. Through the Centennial Purchase Fund major have it examined by scholars of Canadian art and, works by Cathy Senitt-Harbison and Yves Gaucher having received unanimous concurrence on the matter, were added. it is now attributed to Paul Kane. One of Canada's most prominent artists, Kane resided in Cobourg for As the collection grew in number, it continued to several years in the mid-19th century. widen in scope until, in 1972, it became apparent that In the recent past we have added a number of works a "collection policy" should be adopted. We believe chosen from exhibitions which we have hosted. For the policy which was chosen is unique for a small some of these artists, Cobourg is their first represen- gallery, yet it is merely an extension, or recognition, tation in a public collection, yet others will surely of the chief characteristic of the collection by that follow. time - diversity. We also point to our growing craft collection - an In choosing to encourage this diversity we differ from area which began in earnest in 1973 when Mary many of Ontario's public galleries, which have certain Schneider presented a memorial collection of thirty- priority areas of interest. However, since we are some- five ceramics by her late husband, Dr. Roman what removed from the large urban centres, our Schneider. To this we have added further ceramics, multi-faceted approach may better serve the residents glass, wood and textiles - mainly by regional craftsmen. of the regio n. One of the most recent accessions, and a very impor- Further accessions which have arrived from gallery tant one, is the "Margaret and Henry Marsh Collection supporters include two bodhisattva figures (presumed of Eskimo Art and Arctic Artifacts". This collection, to be of Tibetan origin and dated in the 16th century), gathered during their long period of association with ten drawings by the controversial Hungarian artist, the Arctic and the Yukon, is a capsule study of our Endre Szasz (a formidable draftsman, he executed native art - including as it does the highly regarded, these specifically for presentation to our gallery, small,"in the round" examples, with many of these during his stay in Canada in 1972), and a watercolour being in the three types of native ivory - narwhal, and an etching by Istvan Imre - also a Hungarian, and walrus and mastodon. a recipient of his country's highest award in the arts - the Kossuth Prize. The Art Gallery of Cobourg now has a permanent At the same time, the Canadian group has continued collection which numbers more than 200 items, spans to grow, with the addition of a rare Frances Ann more than a century and includes all the conventional Hopkins portrait study, an etching by Jack Martin, media of the fine arts and many of the applied arts RCA, a Mary Schneider watercolour, and a portrait of and crafts, in a panoply of forms. Through this collec- Cobourg's popular Deputy-Reeve, Lenah Field Fisher, tion we believe we may be establishing an identity as a CM, by Audrey McNaughton. small gallery offering a rich and varied window on the visual arts. John R. Taylor, Director. This handbook is arranged in three sections: the collection of paintings, drawings, sculpture and prints; the Mal1Jaretand Henry Marsh Collection of Eskimo An and Arctic Artifacts; and the collection of crafts. Anists appear in alphabetical order in each section, with a short biography following. Works by unidenti- fied anists appear at the end of the listing. The accession number of each work immediately precedes the title. Measurements are given in centimeters, height preceding width. The source and date, where known, whether donated or purchased, is indicated with the entry. Donorsare also indicated with listings.

Shirley M. O'Neil, Curator.

ARA Associate, Royal Academy ARCA Associate of the Royal Canadian Academy CGP Canadian Group of Painters CSGA Canadian Society of Graphic Arts CSPWC Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour FCA Federation of Canadian Artists FRSA Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts OSA Ontario Society or Artists RA Royal Academy RCA Royal Canadian Academy Royal Canadian Academician Society of Canadian Painters, Etchers, and Engravers Sculptors' Society of Canada

AIROLA, Paavo 1918- ALEXANDER, Earla Born in Karelia, Finland.Studied in Stockholm, Painter and sculptor. Sculptures fabricated from found Sweden at the Gruenwald School of Art, the o tie objects and metal. Has exhibited in several Toronto Skold's Art School and the Academie Libte. Travelled galleries. and studied in Paris, Denmark, Holland,England, Russia and Mexico. Emigrated to Canada in 1952 and 70.1.1 settled in Colborne, On tario. Conducted art classes in HULL Trenton, Belleville, Cobourg. Primarily a painter of welded steel sculpture, 29 ems. x 67.5 ems. landscapes, portraits - he has expressed himself in Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 simplified, puristic abstract, and non-objective styles. Presently lives in Arizona, U.S.A. Societies: RCA,CSPWC, OSA, Colour and Form Society of Toronto - (Past President), Fellow; International Institute of Arts and Letters

61.1.1 ALMEIDA, Henry 1913 - BOATS Born in Caracas, Venezuela. Studied under his father, oil on masonite, 38.3 ems. x 75.8 ems. an artist and professor of art in Venezuela; Academia Signed, lower right San Carlos, Mexico; St. Martin's School of Art, Purchase, 1961 London, England.Emigrated to Canada (1957) and taught at Ontario College of Art and Central Technical 61.1.2 High School, Toronto, Ontario. STILL LIFE oil on canvas, 78.2 ems. x 101.2 ems. Societies: CSGA, CSPWC Signed, lower righ t Purchase, 1961 70.1 .2 AUTUMN SUNSET 76.7.1 gouache on paper, 60.5 ems. x 45.3 ems. MARKET PLACE - MEXICO CITY Signed and da ted, lower left - 1964 watercolour, 31 ems. x 41 ems. Donated, Douglas M. Duncan Estate, 1970 Signed, lower left Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hagen, 1976

ALBERS, Joseph 1888- Born in Germany. Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Berlin (1913-15), School of Applied Art, Essen Born in Brampton, Ontario. Studied in Toronto, (1916-19), Academy of Fine Arts, Munich (1919-20), studio of 1. W. L. Forster; Julian Academy, Paris, Bauhaus, Weimar (1920-23), where he became an under Henri Royer,F.Schommer and Paul Gervais; instructor (1923-33). Emigrated to U.S.A. (1933) to Academie de la Grande Chaumiere; and under Lucien teach and head the art department at Black Mountain Simon. First went to Paris (1900). Taught art in College. Taught design, drawing, colour, and painting Winnipeg (1901-05). Returned to France where she in many European and North and South American established permanent residency. Noted for her universities until his retirement in 1960. etchings, especially the many of churches and Awards: German Federal Republic, Officers' Cross; cathedrals. First Class of the Order of Merit; Ford Foundation Fellowship (1959); American Institute of Graphic Art, 76.7.2 Medal of the Year (1964); Carnegie (1967) NOTRE DAME DE PARIS EN 1918 etching, 34.7 ems. x 27.8 ems. Signed and dated, lower left - 1918 69.3 Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hagen, 1976 EMBOSSED LINEAR CONSTRUCTION pressed paper, 50/100, 50.9 ems. x 66.1 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1969 Purchase, 1969 ARP, Jean 1887 1966 BEHNAN, Michael 194 7 ~ Born in Strasbourg, Germany. Helped to found the Born in Karachi, Pakistan. Studied at the University of Dada movement and made illustrations for its publica- Toronto, graduate Department of Fine Arts (1970). tions (1916-19). Was associated with the Surrealist Exhibited widely in Ontario and on travels to Balearic movement in the 1920's. Developed a type of sculpture Islands and Guatemala. Works in oils and acrylics, and in the 1930's call cd 'creative abstraction' which tries latterly has turned to monoprint. In 1976, released a to convey a suggestion of organic forms and growth series of thirty-five monoprint illustrations of Hans without reproducing the actual plant or animal shapes. Ensensberger's poem "Foam". Lives in Gorc's Landing, Travelled widely. Ontario. Awards: Internationale de Sculpturc, Venice (1954) 74.6.1 THE CARDINAL 66.1 conte on monoprint, 42.8 ems. x 35.2 ems. LITHOGRAPH IE Signed and dated, lower centre - 1972 lithograph on paper, 34.5 ems. x 27.5 ems. Purchase, 1974 Purchase, 1966

ATKINS, Caven 1907 Born in London, Ontario. Studied at thc Winnipeg School of Art under L. L. Fitzgerald. Landscape painter who taught painting at Queens University, Kingston, Ontario (1943), O.C.A. (1945). Present whereabouts unknown; was living in Detroit (1946). Societies: CSPWC, (President, 1943-45), CGP, FCA, BELL-SMITH, Frederic MarUett 1846 ·1923 CSGA Born in London,England. Studied under his father, John, and at South Kensington Art School, London 70.1.3 England.Emigrated to Canada (1866). Photographer, TULIPS painter, and illustrator in Montreal, Toronto, oil on canvas, 51 ems. x 60.8 ems. Hamilton, and London. Instructor at Alma College, Dated - 1938 St. Thomas, Ontario. He worked in both oil and water- Donated, Douglas M. Duncan Estate, 1970 colours, earning a position in Canada's art history as one of our most important artists of the 19th century. Societies:OSA (Founding Member, 1872), ARCA (1880), RCA (1886)

67.2.1 HAMPSTEAD HEATH oil on fibrc board, 18.7 ems. x 26.8 ems. Purchase, 1967

67.2.2 THETOWN IN THE V ALLEY oil on fibre board, 18 ems. x 27.8 ems. Signcd, lower left Purchase, 1967

67 .2 .3 UNTITLEDLANDSCAPE oil on fibre board, 19 ems. x 27 ems. Signed, lower left Purchase, 1967 Awards: Newfoundland Arts and Letters Awards BLACKWOOD, David 1941- (1958, 1960-61-62-63);Ontario College of Art Born in Weslyville, Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland, a Scholarship (1960); Purchase Award, National Gallery descendant of a long line of master mariners. Graduated of Australia (1967); Government of France Award; from Ontario College of Art (1963). Artist-in-residence Ingres Medal, for drawing and painting (1963); Biennale at Erindale College, University of Toronto; art master International de L'estampe, Paris (1973) at Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ontario. Lives in Societies: OSA, CSGA, CSPWC, RCA 1975 Port Hope, Ontario. 65.1.1 BOYD, James 1928- CAPTAIN KEAN AWAITING THE RETURN OF THELOST PARTY (from "The Lost Party" series) Born in Ottawa, Ontario. Studied in New York. U.S.A. coloured etching, 53 ems. x 43.2 ems. at the National Academy of Design, the Art Students' Signed and dated, lower right - 1965 League, and the "Contemporaries" Graphic Workshop. Purchase, 1965 Taught graphics at Municipal Art Centre, Ottawa, Ontario (1956-66). Designer for the C.B.C. Lives in 65.1.2 Ottawa, Ontario. THE SEARCH PARTY Awards: First Burnaby National Print Show (1961) (from "The Lost Party" series) First Prize; VlII International Exhibition of Drawings colourcd etching, 77.4 ems. x 52.9 ems. and Engravings, Purchase Prize, Lugano, Switzerland Signed and dated, lower right - 1964 (1964 ) Purchase, 1965 Societies: CSGA 73.3.1 7 0.1.4 SPRING BATTLEGROUND coloured etching, artist's proof, 53.5 ems. x 61 ems. monoprint, 43.5 ems. x 36.7 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1964 Signed, lower right Anonymous donation, 1973 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970

73.3.2 NIGHT ISLAND BRANGWYN, Sir Frank William 1867-1956 (Camp Hurontario, Georgian Bay) coloured etching, 73.2 ems. x 52.6 ems. Born at Bruges of Welsh parentage. Was apprenticed to Signed and dated, lower right - 1963 William Morris (1882-1884). Became known as an Anonymous donation, 1973 etcher and lithographer and later as a painter of murals. Was an official war artist in World War I. One of the finest draughtsmen of his time, though his paintings tended to be decoratively sentimental.

61.2.1 DRAPED FIGURES Born in Vancouver, British Columbia. Studied at the oil on wood panel, 28.5 ems. x 38.8 ems. Vancouver School of Art under J. L. Shadbolt and Purchase, 1961 others.War artist with the Canadian Army (1945-46). Painted in England and Europe. Returned with her 61.2.2 husband, Bruno, to Vancouver, where she taught at NUDE STUDY the Vancouver School of Art. Painted in France on a oil on fibreboard, 50.8 ems. x 37.5 ems. French government scholarship (1950-51), and in Purchase, 1961 England (1957 -5 8). Primarily a painter of landscapes, also figures with flowers, figures in cities and other subjects. CLIFF, Denis 1942 Societies: CGP, B.C. Society of Artists,CSGA Born in Victoria, B.C. Studied at University of Victoria (B.Ed.), and New School of Art, Toronto, Ontario. 65.2 Head of Art Department, Cranbrook Senior Secondary THE TEA PARTY School, B.C., also taught at Ontario College of Art, oil on masonite, 55.8 ems. x 76.3 ems. Canadore College, New School of Art, Artists' Signed, lower right Workshop, and has conducted numerous workshop Purchase, 1965 programs. Lives in Toronto, Ontario. Awards: City Hall Exhibition, Toronto (1970 and 1971); Aviva Art Exhibition (1971) Societies: RCA, Artists' Co-Operative, Toronto

76.12 TERESIAS #4 acrylic on canvas, shaped, irregular approximately 227 ems. x 242 ems. Gift of Frances Lloyd, 1976 COBURN,Frederick Simson 1871- 1960 Born in Upper Melbourne, Quebec. Attended school in 73.6.26 FEMALE STUDY Quebec, and studied in New York, Paris, London, charcoal on paper, 13.5 cms. x 20.9 cms. Germany, and Holland. Returned to Canada in 19l3, Signed, lower right and became a popular and successful painter of rural activities, his most characteristic of these being horses and sleighs in winter landscapes. He is represented in 73.6.27 the National Gallery and Public Archives of Canada, BLUE HILLS pastel on paper, 11.6 cms. x 19.4 cms. as well as many other Canadian collections. Signed, lower right Societies: ARCA (1920), RCA (1927) 73.6.28 73.6.16 QUEBEC PA YSAGE ROAD TO THE MOUNTAINS charcoal and pastel on paper, 13 cms. x 20.8 cms. pencil and pastel on paper, 11.5 cms. x 15.2 cms. Signed, lower left Signed, lower right 73.6.29 73.6.17 FENCE AND TREES HABITANTCOUNTRY pastel and charcoal on paper, 13.3 cms. x 21 cms. pencil and pastel on paper, J 3.8 cms. x 17.7 cms. Signed, lower right Signed, lower right 73.6.30 73.6.18 WINTER HOME THE LONE SENTINELS charcoal and pastel on paper, l3.6 cms. x 23.4 cms. pencil and pastel on paper, 13.5 cms. x 21 cms. Signed, lower right Signed, lower right 7 3 .6 .31 73.6.19 DISTANT HILLS QUEBEC WINTER charcoal a nd pastel 0 n paper, 13.5 cm s. x 2l cm s. pencil, pastel and charcoal on paper Signed, lower right 13.8 cms. x 23.4 cms. Signed, lower right 73.6.32 QUEBEC SPRING 73.6.20 charcoal and pastel on paper, l3 cms. x 20.9 cms. THE PIONEER HOME Signed, lower right charcoal on paper, 11.7 cms. x 19.5 cms. Signed, lower right 73.6.33 THE LOGGER'S TEAM 7 3 .6.2.l charcoal and pastel on paper, 14 cms. x 21.5 cms. BROODING HILLS Signed, lower right pencil, charcoal and crayon on paper 12 cms. x 20.6 cms. 73.6.34 Signed, lower left WISPY CLOUDS charcoal and pastel on paper, 11.5 cms. x l5.8 cms. 73.6.22 Signed, lower left HORSE AND SLEIGH pencil and charcoal on paper, 12 cms. x 20.8 cms. 73.6.35 Signed, lower left RECLINING NUDE charcoal and pencil crayon on paper 73.6.23 11.5 cms. x 15.8 cms. CLOUDS ON THE HILLS Signed, lower right charcoal on paper, l1.6 cms. x 19.5 cms. Signed, lower right 73.6.36 THE LONE HORSE 73.6.24 charcoal on paper, 11.5 cms. x 15.9 cms. STORM COMING UP ON ACLEAR DAY Signed, lower right charcoal and pastel on paper, II cms. x 18 cms. Signed and dated, lower right August J 1 73.6.37 EVERLASTING HILLS 73.6.25 charcoal and pastel on paper, 11.4 cms. x 16 ems. MOODY MORNING Signed, lower right charcoal and pastel on paper, 12.7 cms. x 17.6 cms. Signed, lower right 73.6 .4 0 DRAUGHTING STUDY pencil, charcoal and pencil crayon on paper 9 cm s. x 16.1 cm s. Signed, lower left

7 3.6.4 I ST. GINGOLPHE- LAUSONNE charcoal and pastel on paper, L8 cms. x 10.9 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - August 4, 1933

7 3.6.42 RECLINING FIGURES charcoaL and pencil crayon on paper 15.4 cms. x 20 cms. Signed, lower right

7 3.6.4 3 COLOURFUL HILLS charcoal and pastel on paper, 17.7 cms. x 25.6 cms. Signed, lower right

7 3 .6 .4 4 CLEAR DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS charcoal and pastel on paper, 17.7 cms. x 24.4 cms. Signed, lower right

7 3 .6 .4 5 THE PLOUGHMAN charcoal on paper, 17.8 cms. x 27.5 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - June 16, 1934

7 3.6.4 6 BEYOND GORE S. DURBAN ROAD charcoal on paper, 27.6 cms. x 16 cms. Signed, lower right

7 3 .6 .4 7 WINTER HOME charcoal and pastel on paper, 25.7 cms. x 17.7 cms. Signed, lower right

73.6.48 ICEBERGS charcoal and pastel on paper, 1 I cms. x 29.4 cms. Signed, lower right

73.6.49 HOME IN THE HILLS charcoal, pencil and pastel on paper 22 cms. x 29.2 cms. Signed, lower left 73.6.38 WAITING FOR THE MASTER 7 3.6.50 charcoal and pastel on paper, 11.5 cms. x 15.9 cms. THE BARNYARD Signed, lower right charcoal and pastel on paper, 22 cms. x 29.4 cms. Signed, lower right 73.6.39 RETURNING FROM SCHOOL charcoal and pastel on paper, 11.5 cms. x 15.8 cms. Items 73.6.16 through 73.6.50, on permanent loan Signed, lower left from the Ontario Heritage Foundation, 1973 CRANSTON, Toller 1950- 71.1 Born in Montreal, Quebec. World champion figure LAMENTATlON FOR THE BRIDE skater. Studied at Ecole des Beaux Arts, Montreal acrylic on masonite, 97.7 ems. x 91.1 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1969 Relocated in Toronto, Ontario to pursue his two Purchase, 1972 careers, painting and skating. Painting is symbolic, composed of very detailed and decorative dream images. One painting can take as much as 300 hours to execute. Style derives mainly from the European Symbolists and Art Nouveau schools. Lives in Toronto, Ontario. D'ANTY. Maurice-Henry (contemporary) FREIMAN, Lillian 1908- (Biographical material unavailable to us by press time) Born in Guelph, Ontario and moved to Montreal as a child. Studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, the Art 73.2 Students' League, New York, U.S.A. but is mainly UNTITLED self-taught. Lived in Paris from 1925 -1928. Returning oil on canvas, 49 ems. x 60.4 ems. to North America, she lived in Toronto, Ontario for a Signed, lower left short time before going to New York where she now Gift of Mrs. Lenah Field Fisher, 1973 lives.

ESLER, John Kenneth 1933- 70.1.7 UNTITLED Born in Pilot Mound, Manitoba. Studied at University pastel on paper, 33.4 ems. x 29.8 ems. of Manitoba, School of Art (1956-60). Began print- Signed, upper left making seriously in 1962. Taught graphic arts at Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 College of Art, Calgary, Alberta. Lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

66.2 FUROY, Gill 1951- BISHOP Born in Notre Dame du Nord, Quebec. Graduated soft ground etching, 90.3 ems. x 48.9 ems. Ontario College of Art, 1972. Has participated in Signed and dated, lower right - 1965 numerous group exhibitions of importance, including Purchase, 1966 "Chairs" at the Art Gallery of Ontario, 1975. Noted for his large scale paintings, some of which include mixed media and constructivist techniques, and, the FITZGERALD, Lionel Lemoine 1890-1956 wry humour and/or social comment of his work. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Studied at Awards: E. B.Eddy Ltd. Scholarship (1972) A. S. Keszthely's School of Art, Winnipeg, and at the Art Students' League, New York, U.S.A. (1921). 76.1.3 Taught at the Winnipeg School of Art from 1924 SHIN-KICKIN IN BABY BLUE being appointed principal in 1929. He visited British silkscreen, 20/100, 52.2 ems. x 73.8 ems. Colum bia repeatedly in the 1940's and Mexico in 1951. Signed and dated, lower right - 1975 Purchased from the artist, 1976 Societies: Group of Seven, CGP (founding member, 1933)

70.1.5 GAUCHER, Yves 1934- SWIRLINGSPHERES Born in Montreal,Quebec. Studied at the Ecole des ink on paper, 38.8 ems. x 28.1 ems. Beaux-Arts, Montreal. Lives in Montreal. Dated February 26, 1953 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 Awards: Premier Prix de Gravure, Ecole des Beaux- Arts de Montreal (1960); National Print Show, 2nd 70.1.6 Prize, Burnaby, B.C. (1961); Prem ier Prix, Section TREE TRUNK AND SPRING GRASS Gravure, Concours Artistiques de la Province de watercolour on paper, 58.9 ems. x 41.9 ems. Quebec (1961); La Primera Bienal Americana de Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 Grabado de Santiago de Chile (1963) - Honourable Mention FOLEY, Wilma 1934- Societies: L'Association des peintures-graveurs de Born in Austria. Lived in England between age of Montreal (associate and founder) fifteen and twenty. Heavily influenced by the Abstract 68.3.2 Expressionists of the United States and by the Sumi-e SIGNALS IN SILENCE painters of Japan and China. Painted and studied at various places including Nova Scotia College of Art acrylic on canvas, 152.6 ems. x 203.3 ems. and Design, for ten years; then completed the fine arts Donated, Centennial Art Exhibition Dispersal, 1968 degree programme, University of Guelph (1974). Lives in Peterborough,Ontario.

75.1.1 AUTUMN SERIES IV watercolour brush drawing, 45.8 ems. x 58.7 ems. Signed, lower right Purchase, 1975 GRIER, Sir Edmund Wyly 1862-1957 HAWORTH, Peter 1889- Born in Melbourne, Australia. Emigrated to Canada Born in Lancaster,England. Educated at the Royal with parents (1876). Educated at Upper Canada College of Art in London and graduated A.R.C.A. College, and in Kingston, Ontario. Studied painting in from London University. Began working in stained Europe (1886-91), at Slade School, London, England, glass early in his career. Emigrated to Canada (1923). Scuola Libera, Rome, and Academie Julien, Paris. Director of Art at Central Technical School in Returned to Toronto (1891). Principally oil portrait Toronto, Ontario.Elected president of CSPWC (1936). painter of noted Canadians, including Sir John A. Became Instructor in Design and Drawing, University Macdonald, Sir Oliver Mowat, Sir Sandford Fleming. of Toronto (1939). Both he and his wife Babs, were commissioned as war artists during W.W. II. Lives in Died. Toronto, Ontario. Toronto, Ontario. Societies: ARCA (1893), RCA (President - 1893), OSA Societies: CSPWC, FRSA (London) 76.12 JUDGE THOMAS MOORE BENSON 62.2.1 oil on canvas, III ems. x 92 ems. RIVIERE AU RENARD Signed, lower right oil on masonite, 51 cms. x 63.9 cms. On permanent loan from The Corporation of the Signed, lower right Town of Cobourg Purchase, 1962

HAYWARD, Gerald S. 1845-1926 HAGAN, Frederick 1918- Born in Port Hope, Ontario. During youth farmed and Born in Toronto, Ontario. Studied at Ontario College worked on the railroad. Went to England to study of Art, Art Students' League, New York, U.S.A. painting (1870). Painted there principally as a minia- Returned to Canada to serve as resident artist at turist on ivory. Returned to New York and Boston, Pickering College, Newmarket, Ontario (1942-46). U.S.A. and built a home with a studio tower over- Joined staff of Ontario College of Art (1946) and as looking Riee Lake at Gore's Landing, Ontario. Painted head of the print-making department has continued to many celebrities and statesmen, such as Theodore instruct in drawing and graphics. Lives in Toronto, Roosevelt and Sir Wilfred Laurier. Ontario. 67.6.1 Awards: George A. Reid Silver Award (1947) ELLENTERR Y - MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Societies: CSGA, SCPE oil on celluloid, 9.1 ems. x 7.4 cms. Signed and dated - lower left - 1886 75.4 .1 Donated, Mrs. G. S. Hayward, 1'167 LITTLE DAUGHTER FLIES coloured etching, 87.7 cms. x 61.5 cms. 67.6.2 Signed and dated, lower right - 1960 MRS. AMBROSE PORT HOPE, 1915 Donated in memory of Lily Langley Maley, by oil on celluloid 8.3 ems. x 6.8 cms. friends, 1974 Signed and dated - lower left - 1884 Donated, Mrs. G. S. Hayward, 1967

HOENIGAN, Henry 1917- Born in Poland. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Born in Renfrew, Ontario. Studied at Central Technical School, Toronto, Ontario ;Queen's University, Kingston, Arts at Cracow. Interned in a Russian labour camp during W.W. 11, he continued his drawing and painting Ontario and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. whenever material or opportunity permitted. Allowed Worked and studied for three years in Europe. to leave Russia in 1943 to join the Free Polish Army 70.1.8 in the Middle East. As a soldier, painted the portrait of BLUE FLOWER Lt. Gen. Sikorski. Continued to work in the Middle mixed media on paper, 62.8 cms. x 30.3 cms. East and Egypt after World War II. Then went to Paris Signed and dated, lower right - 1957 (1949) where strong French influences entered his Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 work. Emigrated to Canada in 1950. Lives in Toronto, Ontario.

75.3 GEORGIAN BA Y oil on canvas, 56.5 cms. x 81.7 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - 1973 Gift of the artist, 1975 HOPKINS, Frances Ann 1838-1918 JOHN, Augustus 1878-1961 Born in England. In 1858 she married Edward Martin Born in Wales. Studied at the Slade School, London, Hopkins, private secretary to Sir George Simpson of England (1896-99), and in Paris.Made an early the Hudson's Bay Company. During that year they reputation as an etcher but is best remembered as a came to Canada and settled near Montreal, Quebec, portrait painter. His subjects include Bernard Shaw, where she painted scenery in Montreal,St. Lawrence Thomas Hardy, Dylan Thomas. Also executed many and Ottawa districts. She accompanied her husband on drawings and paintings of his wife Dorelia. Did many various Canadian journeys, visiting the prairies and drawings of soldiers of the first world war, but his several towns, and travelled with the Wolseley Red study for a Canadian War Memorial was never translated River expedition in 1870. Painted scenes of voyageurs into full- size reality. in the west, landscapes, and studies of habitants and children in oil and watercolour. In 1870's returned to 62.1.2 England, making occasional painting trips to France. STUDY OFA LADY pencil crayon on paper, 17.9 cms. x 18.5 cms. 75.6.1 Signed and dated, lower right - 1945 MRS. MacDOUGALL Purchase, 1962 watercolour, 47 cms. x 3l.5 ems. Signed, au verso, upper left 63.1.1 Anonymous donation, 1975 THE ARTIST'S WIFE oil on canvas, 256.5 ems. x 113 ems. Dated - 1905-10 HOMEN, Gerald 1935- Purchase, 1963 Born in Ukraine. Emigrated to Toronto (1947). Studied at Central Technical School and O.C.A. 63.1.2 WOMAN WITHRED HAIR Awards: Hadassah Award (1962-63); Imperial Oil oil on canvas, 60.8 ems. x 50.8 ems. Purchase A ward (1965) Purchase, 1963

70.1.9 EDGE OFTHE PARK ink on paper, 38 cms. x 56.2 cms. Signed and dated, lower right 1964 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970

IMRE,Istvan 1918- Born in Tyukod, Hungary. Attended the Debrecen Collegiate, graduating in 1936. Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest (1936-41). Primarily a water- colour painter with an impressionistic style (noted for his landscapes and still life) and a master etcher. Visited Canada in 1975 and painted regularly in the Gore's Landing area. Lives in Budapest, Hungary.

75.2 MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS watereolour, 57 ems. x 76.7 cms. Signed, lower right (painted in Hungary) Gift of the artist, 1975

76.6 MARGARET ISLAND etching, artist's proof, 29.7 cms. x 39.2 cms. Signed and dated, lower right 1958 Gift of Mrs. J. R. Taylor 1976 KOLISNYK, Peter 1934- Born in Toronto, Ontario. Studied at the Western Born in Mallow, County Cork, Ireland. Emigrated to Technical and Commercial School (1951-54), Europe Canada with his parents (c. 1819). Studied art with (1956), Mexico (1957), Europe (1959). Taught at Mr. Drury, and served apprenticeship as a painter of Elliot Lake Centre for Continuing Education (1966-67), furniture in factory of Wilson Conger (Toronto) and McMaster University (1968), Rothman Art Gallery worked with r. T. Clench of Cobourg, Ontario. Later (1970), Brock University (1970), Trent University married Harriet Clench, his employer's daughter. (1971), York University (1975-76), Ontario Depart- Painted portraits in Cobourg (1834-36); United States ment of Education Community Programmes (1962- (1836-41). Lived and studied in Europe (184)-43). present). Lives in Cobourg, Ontario. Returned to Toronto (1845). Travelled with the Hudson's Bay fleet (1846-48) painting and sketching Awards: CSPWC (1962); Art Institute of Ontario, the North American Indians and their countryside. Centennial Purchase Exhibition (1967); Canadian Journal of his travels published in 1859. Prevented Artists'Sculpture Award (1968); OSA Sculpture from making further trips due to growing blindness. Award (1972); Canada Council Senior Arts Grant Died in Toronto, Ontario. (1975-76) Societies:RCA, OSA, CSPWC 76.11.1 WILLIAM HENRY WELLER 65.4 oil on wood, 34.5 cms. x 27.4 cms. IMAGE #4 not signed, not dated (attributed to Paul Kane) acrylic on canvas, 81 cms. x 81 cms. On permanent loan from The Corporation of the Signed and dated, au verso - upper left - 1965 Town of Cobourg Purchase, 1965

68.2 COMPOSITION: RED AND BLUE oil on canvas, 144.7 cms. x 191.4 cms. Gift of Mrs. Frances Leeson, 1968 70.2 SERPENT BIRD 76.8 print, stone cut, 18/50,43.6 cms. x 62.3 cms. TAPE PIECE Signed and dated - Dorset, 1970 acrylic, tape, on canvas, 46.7 cms. x 137.1 cms. Purchase, 1970 Gift of the artist, 1976

KNOX, David 1942- LACROIX, Richard 1939- (Biographical material unavailable to us by press time.) Born in Montreal, Quebec. Studied at the Ecole des Arts Graphiques (1957-60), at the Ecole des Beaux- 70.1.10 Arts (1960 -61). Lives in Quebec. ABSTRACT stencil print, 62.5 cms. x 62.5 cms. Awards: Canada Council Grant (1961); Second Signed and dated, lower right - 1967 Burnaby National Print Show (1963) Fourth Prize; Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate - 1970 VIII International Exhibition of Drawings and Engravings, Lugano, Switzerland (1964)

KOKOSCHKA, Oscar 1886- 70 .1 .11 Born in Pochlarn, Czechoslovakia, studied in Vienna, MALIQUOI Austria. Worked in Berlin, Vienna and Dresden (where coloured etching, 3/50,60.6 ems. x 56.5 cms. he wasa professor at the Academy) in the period 1910 Signed and dated, lower right - 1963 to 1924 - associated with the Fauvists and the Briicke Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 painters. In 1924 he began to travel extensively producing cityscapes symbolizing various great cities of the world. Returned to Vienna in 1931 and was an active anti-Nazi. Went to Prague in 1934, then fled to England for political reasons in 1938. His paintings include many politically symbolic works in addition to his portrait and landscape work.

62.1.1 SELF-PORTRAIT pencil on paper, 33.2 cms. x 16.7 cms. Initialled, lower right Purchase, 1962 MacDONALD, Grant Kenneth 1913- McNAUGHTON, Audrey Born in Montreal,Quebec. Studied in part-time classes Born in Toronto, Ontario. Studied under John Russell at O.C.A. and at the Art Students' League in New and Elizabeth Wynn Wood in Toronto, and at the York, U.S.A. (1931-40). Was a war artist with the Goldsmith Art College in London,England. Speciali- R.C.N.V.R.(1943-46). Taught figure drawing at zing in portraiture, has had studios in California, Queen's University Summer School of Fine Art. Connecticut, and Montreal. Commissioned to paint Lives in Kingston, Ontario. the official portrait of the Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent for the parliament buildings in Ottawa, and a portrait Societies: OSA, ARCA (1955), RCA (1965) of H.M. King Hussein of Jordan (painted on location at the Royal Palace in Amman). Has combined travel 64.2.1 with sketching through areas as far apart as Labrador, SEATED WOMAN Northern Quebec, the Orient, the Middle East, and oil on canvas, 63.7 ems. x 50.5 ems. North Africa. Lives and works near Grafton, Ontario. Signed and dated, lower right - 1961 Purchase, 1964 76.3 LENAH FIELD FISHER oil on panel, 122.5 ems. x 92 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1976 Gift of the artist, 1976

MIEZAJS, Dainis 1929- Born in Latvia. Studied art in Germany. Emigrated to Canada (1948). Attended Ontario College of Art (1951-56). Instructor at O.C.A. (1961- 69). Best- known for his landscapes and portraits in watercolours, oils and acrylics. Owns and operates the Madawaska Valley School of Art and lives in Toronto, Ontario. Awards: Hadassah Award (1961, 1966);World Latvian Art Show (1965 - honourable mention)

70 .1 .12 WHITE BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND watercolour on paper, 54.2 ems. x 74.6 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1965 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970

MARTIN, John 1904-1965 MILNE, David 1882-1953 Born in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England. Studied art Born near Paisley, Ontario. Taught school then studied under his father (1908-1914), Slade School of Art at the Art Students' League in New York (1904). (1914-1918).Emigrated to Canada (1920). Worked Returned to Canada (1918) and enlisted in the army. for several textile firms and printers. Chairman of Official war artist with the Overseas Military Forces of Design Department, Ontario College of Art (1945- Canada (1919). Returned to New York State and 1953), Curator St. Catharines Public Library Art painted for some years, coming back to Canada in Gallery (1956). Died as a result of an automobile 1928. Lived at Palgrave, near Toronto (1929-33), at accident in Ayr, Ontario, his home town. Six-Mile-Lake, Georgian Bay (1933-39), in Toronto, Awards: Blue Ribbon and Gold Seal, SCPE (1936); Uxbridge and Haliburton region from 1940.From G. A. Reid Award (1943-44) 1928 he painted at various times in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Northern Ontario. Died, Toronto, Societies: SCPE, OSA, International Institute of Arts December 26,1953. and Letters Societies: CGP,CSPWC, CSGA

74.2.1 SPRING ATTHE LAKE #3 70.1 .1 3 etching, 24.1 ems. x 28.2 ems. THE SLENDER TREE Signed and dated, lower right - 1938 watercolour on paper, 38.8 ems. x 56.7 ems. Gift of Mr. Eric Westheuser, 1974 Signed and dated, lower right - February 3, 1920 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 PARTRIDGE, David 1919- Born in Akron, Ohio, U.S.A. Studied at University of Born in Poland and came to Montreal,Quebec in 1911. Toronto, Hart House (1939-41), Queen's University Studied at the Council of Arts and Manufacture, the (summer 1946-47), Art Students' League, New York, School of the Art Association of Montreal, the Ecole U.S.A. (summer 1948), Slade School, London, des Beaux-Arts, Montreal and with Louis Biloul in England, (1950-51). Lived in England (1928-35) then Paris (1919- 21). Painter of la ndscapes and city scenes emigrated to Canada. Lives in London,England. in and about Montreal. Also known for his drawings of figures and animals. Awards:British Council Scholarship to London (1950) Societies: OSA, ARCA (1963) 70.1 .14 GIRL WITH CLOSED EYES 64.1.1 coloured chalk on paper, 28.8 cms. x 23.7 cms. AUGUST EVENING Signed, lower right coloured etching, 22 cms. x 44.8 cms. Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 Signed and dated, lower right - 1962 Purchase, 1964

NICHOLS, Jack 1921- Born in Montreal, Quebec. He first worked with RAKINE, Marthe F. H. Varley and Louis Muhlstock. Was official war Born in Moscow. Spent most of her life in Paris before artist for the R.C.N. (1944-46). Studied lithography coming to Canada in 1948 with her husband. Studied and did research on mural paintings in the U.S.A. at the Ecole des Arts Decoratifs, Paris (1926), Academie (1947-48); studied etching and engravings in New de la Grand Chaumiere, and at Ontario College of Art York, attended the California School of Fine Art; did in ceramics. Returned to Paris (1958) and continues to research on techniques at the National Poly technical live mainly in Europe. School, Mexico City. Has taught at the Vancouver School of Art and extensively in Toronto; at Northern Societies: OSA, CGP Vocational School, Hart House, The Art Gallery of Toronto; the DepartIllent of Education Summer 62.2.2 School for Teachers, the Department of Art and FOUNTAIN INTHE PARK Archaeology, University of Toronto. oil on masonite, 60.8 cms. x 50.5 cms. Signed, lower left Societies: CGP (President, 1952-53), ARCA, RCA Purchase, 1962

70 .1 .15 DANCER RECHENBERG, Dieter 1936- ink on paper, 55.2 ems. x 42.5 cms. Born in Hamburg, Germany. Studied fine arts in Signed and dated, lower left 1953 Hamburg. Emigrated to Canada (1956). Attended Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 University of Manitoba. Lives in Toronto, Ontario.

70.1.21 DRAPED HEAD 70.1.17 lithograph, 65.6 cms. x 50 cms. NISUS FORMATIVUS Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 ink on paper, 62.9 cms. x 93.4 cms. Signed and dated, lower right 1965 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 PANTON, Lawrence Arthur Colley 1894-1954

Born in England. Mostly self-taught though he did REDFERN,Charles 1919- study briefly in Sheffield,England.Emigrated to Canada (1911). Attended Central Technical School Born in Toronto, Ontario. Studied at Ontario College and Ontario College of Art, Toronto, Ontario. Principal of Art, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Spent Ontario College of Art (1951-1954). Died in Toronto, many sumIllers in Italy. Directed the Canadian Army War Art Programme. Lives in Toronto, Ontario. Ontario. Awards: Sir Joseph F1avelle Scholarship, O.C.A.; Societies: OSA (President, 1931-37),ARCA (1934), R. Y. Eaton Scholarship RCA (1943),CSPWC

70.1 .18 70 .1 .16 STANDING MAN ROCK FORMATIONS tempera on paper, 28.3 cms. x 21.8 cms. watercolour and gouache on paper Signed and dated, lowcr right 1959 22.8 cms. x 55.5 cms. Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 Donatcd, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 ROBERTS, William Griffith 1921- Began experimenting with drawing and painting at a Born Nelson, British Columbia. Studied at the very young age and was encouraged by his family and Vancouver School of Art and Ontario College of Art, friends to pursue his apparent talent. Began travelling but is mainly self-taught. Taught at O.C.A. (1958). around Ontario for subject matter and ideas. After Resident artist, University of Western Ontario (1963- several years of exploring the various mediums common 64). Travelled in England, France and Spain (1953). to contemporary artists, he developed an entirely new Lives in Milton, Ontario. one, an acid dye and methyl hydrate. This new Awards: Canada Council Grant (1967) medium has a depth and texture common to oils, yet may also be used as a wash technique. Societies: ARCA (1957), OSA, CSPWC, CGP

67.5 65.3.1 BLUES AND GREENS RED LANDSCAPE watercolour, acid dye and methyl hydrate on paper watercolour on paper, 44.5 ems. x 61.8 ems. 33 ems. x 32.8 ems. Signed, lower left Signed and dated, lower right - 1967 Gift of Mrs. Frances Leeson, 1965 Purchase, 1967

Born in Montreal, Quebec. Began his art studies there with Bisson, as a landscape painter. Was associated with the "Automatistes" in Montreal. Visited Paris and Germany (1945); participated in the International Surrealist Exhibition (New York 1946); returned to Paris and settled there (1948). Has continued to travel extensively in Europe and returns periodically to Montreal. Worked in sculpture in his youth but has destroyed his early works. Returned to work in the lost-wax process, casting in bronze, in 1959. Has also worked in print-making in recent years. Internationally, is the most widely known Canadian painter today.

6 7 .4 FEUILLES SENS lithograph, 80 ems. x 105 ems. Signed, lower right Purchase, 1967

ROBERTS, Goodridge 1904- Born in Barbados, B.W.1. of Canadian parents. Spent his youth in Fredericton, N.B. Studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Montreal, Quebec and at the Art Students' League, New York, U.S.A. First resident artist at Queen's University (1933 -36); taught at the Art Association of Montreal (1939-45), Official war artist with the R.C.A.F. (1943-45). Spent two years painting in France (1953 -55). Lives in Montreal, Quebec. Societies: ARCA (1952), RCA (1956), CSPWC, CGP, CSGA, Contcmporary Arts Society, Montreal, Eastern Group

65.3.2 GRAND MANAN BEACH oil on fibre board, 51 cms. x 60.6 ems. Signed, lower right Gift of Mrs. Frances Leeson, 1965 7 3.6.11 ROLPH, Joseph Thomas 1831-1916 WOODLAND WANDERERS Born in London,England.Engraver and painter. watereolour on paper, 30 ems. x 47.5 ems. Studied at the School of Design, Somerset House, Signed and dated, lower right - 1915 London,England. Emigrated to Toronto, Canada (1857). Worked as an engraver and die sinker. Partner 7 3.6.12 in firm Rolph,Smith & Co. (1857-89). Painted oil and SWAMPY SHORE watereolour landscapes of southern Ontario and of oil on paper, 28.2 ems, x 45.6 ems. still life. Societies: Royal Canadian Academy (organizational 73 .6 .1 3 THEFIELD AT TWILIGHT meeting - 1879),ARCA (1880), OSA (foundation watereolour on paper, 37.2 ems. x 54.3 ems. member - 1872) Signed and dated, lower right - 190?

73.6.1 73.6.14 BREEZY DAY BRIDGE OF SUMMER watereolour on paper, 17.4 ems. x 35.4 ems. watereolour on paper Signed, lower left Signed and dated, lower left - 1914

73.6.2 SOLEMN SKIES 73.6.15 watereolour on paper, 22.6 ems, x 29 ems. FISHING ON THE ISLAND Signed, lower left watereolour on paper, 30.2 ems, x 35.3 ems. Signed and dated, lower left - 1915

73.6.3 THE DREAMERONTHE BRIDGE 73.6.51 watereolour on paper, 35.2 ems. x 25 ems. COLOURFUL WALK Signed, lower right watereolour on paper, 8.8 ems. x 12.6 ems. Signed, lower right 73.6.4 COLOURFUL SPRING 73.6.52 watereolour on paper, 35.4 ems. x 25.3 ems. WILLOWS BY THE STREAM Signed, lower right (Don Ravine looking Westward) watereolour on paper, 12.7 ems. x 17.8 ems. Signed and dated, lower left - 1912 73.6.5 SHEDS ON THE LAKE watereolour on paper, 25.4 ems. x 35.5 ems. 73.6.53 Signed, lower right GUARDIANS OF THE SKY watereolour on paper, 12.6 ems. x 17.1 ems.

73.6.6 Signed, lower right THE LOWLANDS watereolour on paper, 25.3 ems. x 35.4 ems. 73.6.54 Signed, lower left HOME ON THERIVER (Ice House Newport, N.H.) watereolour on paper, 17.6 ems. x 12.6 ems. 73.6.7 BLUE RIVER Signed, lower right watereolour on paper, 25.2 ems. x 35.3 ems. Signed, lower right 73.6.55 MARSHY STREAM watereolour on paper, 17.6 ems. x 25.2 ems. 73.6.8 ROCKY SHORE watereolour on paper, 38.7 ems. x 28 ems. Items 73.6.1 - 73.6.15,73.6.51 - 73.6.55 on permanent loan from the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Signed, lower left 1973 73.6.9 HOUSE BYTHEWILLOWS watereolour on paper, 28 ems. x 39 ems. Signed, lower right

73.6.10 BENDINTHECREEK watereolour on paper, 27.8 ems. x 38.1 ems. Signed, lower right SARGENT, John Singer 1865-1925 Born in Boston, U.S.A. and educated in Europe. Studied painting at the Florence Academy and in Paris, France. In 1884 he settled in Chelsea and became internationally famous as a fashionable society portraitist. Despite his popularity, his work was depreciated by artists and critics in his day. After 1910 he did much landscape painting. Also represented by several paintings in the Imperial War Museum. Societies:'ARA (1895), RA (1897)

61.1.3 SKETCH OF TWO GIRLS crayon on paper, 32.5 ems. x 23.3 ems. Signed, lower left Purchase, 1962

SAROSSY, Ivan 1926- Born in Hungary. Emigrated to Canada (1947). Studied at Ontario College of Art. Since 1963, has turned from painting to sculpture. Lives in Barrie, Ontario.

67.1 HYPOTHETICAL RELATIONSHIP aluminum and wood, 165 ems. x 86 ems. Purchase, 1967

SAMCHUK, Alex 1947- Graduated, Ontario College of Art (1971). Began his career as a painter and then worked in electric and SCHAEFER, Carl 1903- kinetic sculpture. First visited Nepal in 1972, and has Born Hanover, Ontario. Studied at Ontario College of since returned several times; now a skilled weaver in Art with Arthur Lismer, J. E. H. Macdonald, G. A. Reid, the Tibetan/Nepalese styles and a student of the and C.M. Manly. Assisted Manly in making mural religion, history and customs of that area. Resides in decorations in Toronto, also theatre decorations. Toronto, Ontario when in Canada. Painted in Vermont, U.S.A. (1940-41). Official War Awards: George A. Reid Award (1971); Governor Artist with the R.C.A.F., he painted in Iceland and General's Award for Sculpture (1971) England. Studied at the Central School of Art and Design, London, England (1943-44). Chairman of the 74.4 .1 Drawing and Painting Department of the Ontario AMSTERDAM DRAWING, UNTITLED College of Art for many years, retiring in 1971. A (one of a series) well-known, and highly regarded, landscape painter. felt pen on paper, 33.5 ems. x 22 ems. Awards: Guggenheim Fellowship (1940) Purchase, 1974 Societies: ARCA 1949, RCA 1964, CSPWC (President 74.4 .2 1938-41), CGP, CSGA AMSTERDAM DRAWING, UNTITLED 70.1.19 (one of a series) NEAR SHEFFIELD felt pen on paper, 22 ems. x 33 ems. watercolour on paper, 28.9 ems. x 38.3 ems. Signed and dated, lower right - 1973 Signed and dated, 10wer centre - May 16, 1955 Purchase, 1974 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate, 1970 SCHNEIDER, Mary 1898- Born in Poland. Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw. Post graduate studies in Berlin and Paris. Emigrated to Canada (1950). Taught at Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia (1951-52), Artists' Workshop in Toronto (1952-66), Director of the Madoc Art Centre (1952-66). With her husband, Roman, was a co-founder of the Schneider School of Fine Arts, Actinolite, Ontario where she has been resi- dent artist for many summers and continues as Managing Director. Lives in Toronto, Ontario. SENITT -HARBISON, Cathy 1945- Born in Rochester, N.Y., U.S.A.Studied at Rochester 76.5 THE BLACKSMITH SHOP Institute of Technology.Emigrated to Canada (1966). watercolour, 44 ems. x 59 cms. Lives near Fergus, Ontario. Signed and dated, lower right - 1975 Awards:Canada Council (1969);Finger Lakes Gift of the artist, 1976 Show (1966); Aviva Art Show - First Prize (1971)

76.9 68.3.1 VICTORIA HALL LADASC pencil and pentel on paper, 51.2 cms. x 74 cms. oil on canvas, 140.8 cms. x 212.7 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - 1971 Signed, upper right Permanent loan from The Society for the Donated, Centennial Art Exhibition Dispersal, 1968 Restoration of Victoria Hall, 1976 SMITH, John Ivor 1927- Born in London, England. Emigrated to Canada (1940). Graduated from McGill University (1948). Studied at The School of Art and Design, Montreal, Quebec. Worked in Italy in 1957-58. Awarded two major sculpture commissions for Expo '67. Teaches in the Fine Arts Department of Sir George Williams University, Montreal, Quebec. Worked in Italy in 1957- 58. Awarded two major sculpture commissions for Expo '67. Lives in Montreal. Awards: Canada Council Fellowship (1958); Grand Centennial Award, Montreal Spring Exhibition (1960); Canada Council Grant (1967) Societies: SSC

68.1 VATICAN HEAD compressed cement, 53.3 cms. x 19.1 cms. Purchase, 1968

SURCOUF, Lorraine 1933- Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Studied at Winnipeg School of Art and Ontario College of Art. Worked as a commercial artist in Montreal, Quebec and Toronto, Ontario. Produced a series of paintings of wild flowers, trees, etc. for Canadian Weekly magazine. Branched into batik. Lives in Toronto, Ontario. Awards: Forster Award, OSA (1964) Societies: CSPWC

67.3 BATIK batik process on cloth, 78 cms. x 59.2 cms. Signed - lower right Purchase, 1967 Born in Transylvania. Began drawing at age seven, and by fifteen had participated in a formal exhibition, receiving favourable comments in the press. Studied at 73.1.4 YOUNG GIRL'S COIFFURE the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. Has illustrated felt pen on paper, 39.5 ems. x 57.5 ems. over 600 books. In 1957, and for several subsequent Signed, lower centre years, received the top award in Hungarian illustration contests. 73.1.5 Awards: Munkaesy Prize (1965) UNTITLED felt pen on paper, 59.3 ems. x 40.5 ems. (The series of ten drawings entered below were Signed, lower right executed during the artist's first stay in Canada, 1971- 1973, specifically as a donation to our gallery.) 73.1.6 UNTITLED 73.1.1 felt pen on paper, 51 ems. x 72.3 ems. PAST AND FUTURE Signed, lower right felt pen on paper, 59.7 ems. x 53.2 ems. Signed, lower right 73.1.7 TO BE ALONE 73.1.2 felt pen on paper, 57.3 ems. x 78.4 ems. THE TREE OF LIFE Signed, lower right felt pen on paper, 55.6 ems. x 76.8 ems. Signed, lower left 73.1.8 UNTITLED 73.1.3 felt pen on paper, with gold and silver foil UNTITLED 59 ems. x 40 ems. felt pen on paper, 57.7 ems. x 40 ems. Signed, lower right 73.1.9 WALES, Shirley 1931- A MOTHER'S PRAYER FOR HER SOLDIER SON Born in Montreal, Quebec. Studied at the Ecole des felt pen on paper, 59 cms. x 64.8 cms. Beaux-Arts, Montreal, Quebec; in Paris at The Signed, lower right Academie Julian, and the Academie de Ia Grand Chaumier, and at Atelier 17. Lives in France. 73.1.10 AT FORTY YEARS felt pen on paper, 57.3 cms. x 39.4 cms. 64.1.2 HOUSE ON FIRE coloured etching, 14/50,53 cms. x 41.9 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - November 1960 Purchase, 1964

Born in Canada. Spent his boyhood on the Vernonville, Ontario farm of his aunt and uncle. Attended Dufferin School, Trenton, Ontario (1919) where he received his early art instruction. Graduated from Cleveland Institute of Art. Furthered his studies at the Kunstge- werbeschule, Vienna. Returned to live and work in the United States and maintained his connections with Ontario relatives and friends. Died, July 21,1976.

69.1 ANGEL FISH transparent and opaque enamels fused on steel 51.5 cms. x 79.8 cms. Signed, lower right TOMLINSON, Noreen 1947- Gift of the artist, 1969 Born in Toronto, Ontario. Studied painting under William Ogilvie and Jack Chambers; sculpture under Ted Beiler and Hugh LeRoy. Her work is a product of applying and modifying the etching techniques of S. W. Hayter; differing greatly from traditional silk- screening in both softly juxtaposed use of colours and in the painterly build-up of layers. Received M.A. in Fine Arts, University of Toronto (1970). Taught in the Toronto Secondary School system (1971-74). Lives in Toronto, Ontario. 72 .1 ANNIE MARIA HALE 75.1.2 oil on canvas, 77.7 cms. x 64.8 cms. LEAVES Extended loan, 1972 silkscreen, 3/5, 60.5 cms. x 50.2 cms. Signed and dated, lower right - 1974 Purchase, 1975

TROY, Cecil 1935-1975 Born in Renfrew, Ontario. Abstractionist. Represented in the 5th Biennial of Canadian Painting, London, England (1965). Worked through several different styles. Used spray paint to heighten contours and contrasts in oil paint and collage designs. Died, Toronto, Ontario, 1975.

70.1.20 ABSTRACT monoprint and collage, 61.2 cms. x 46 cms. Signed and dated,lower left - 1963 Donated, Douglas M. Duncan estate - 1970 Margaret and Henry Marsh collection of Eskimo Art and Arctic Artifacts

The following items were collected during a period of forty years of work and association with Canada's northlands, including the period 1940 to 1945 in which Margaret Marsh served as President of the Women's A uxiliary of the Diocese of the Arctic and the period of 1962 to 1970 in which the Right Reverend Henry H. Marsh served as Bishop of the Yukon. 76.10 .1 76.10.15 NARWHAL TUSK ARCTIC TERNS 110 ems. long x 11 ems. diameter ivory (narwhal), 2.7 ems. x 3.6 ems.

76.10.2 76.10.16 NARWHAL ROSS'S GOOSE ivory (narwhal), 2.8 ems. x 15.5 ems. ivory (narwhal), 6.5 ems. x 4.8 ems.

76.10.3 76.10.17 WHITE WHALE ESKIMO HUNTER, WIFE, DOGS (13 pieces) ivory (narwhal), 3 ems. x 11 ems. ivory (narwhal)

76.10 .4 76.10.18 POLARBEAR ARCTICCHAR ivory (narwhal), 4.5 ems. x 10.8 ems. ivory (narwhal), 2.8 ems. x 4.8 ems.

76.10.5 76.10.19 a CARIBOU 76.10.19 b ivory (narwhal), 8 ems. x 6.7 ems. ESKIMO MAN AND WOMAN ivory (narwhal) 76.10.6 a 9.5 ems. x 4.5 ems. 9.8 ems. x 3.2 ems. 76.10.6 b MOTHER AND BABY SEAL 76.10.20 ivory (narwhal) NAPKIN RING 3.5 ems. x 10.5 ems. 2.5 ems. x 7 ems. ivory (cross-section of a narwhal tusk) 3.8 ems. x 6.8 ems. 76.10.7 FOX 76.10.2 1 ivory (narwhal), 2.7 ems. x 6 ems. MASTODON TUSK e. 1967 2 ems. x 4 ems. x 24 ems. 76.10.8 RABBIT 76.10.22 ivory (narwhal), 3.5 ems. x 2 ems. BROOCH AND EARRINGS ivory (mastodon, gold nuggets and hematite) 76.10.9 POLARBEAR PIN 76.10.23 ivory (narwhal), 2.5 ems. x 4 ems. WALRUS TUSK 4.5 ems. x 20.5 ems. 76.10.10 WEASEL 76.10.24 ivory (narwhal), 1.7 ems. x 5.8 ems. WALRUS ivory (narwhal), 5.8 ems. x 10.2 ems. 76.10.11 OWL, LANDING 76.10.25 ivory (narwhal), 4.5 ems. x 13 ems. STILETTO AND BOOK MARK ivory (walrus) 76.10.12 PTARMIGAN, LANDING ON ICE 76.10.26 ivory (narwhal), 3.5 ems. x 4.5 ems. NECKLACE, EARRINGS AND BRACELET ivory (walrus) 76.10.13 OWL, STANDING 76.10.27 ivory (narwhal), 3.8 ems. x 3 ems. BRACELET ivory (walrus), 22.5 ems. Composed of contemporary (eream-eoloured) and 76.10.14 SUMMER MIGRANT BIRD PIN fossilized (brown) walrus ivory. ivory (narwhal), 2 ems. x 5 ems. 76.10 .39 SEAL 76.10.28 sealskin, 6 ems. x 14 ems. CROCHET HOOK WITHSEAL'S HEAD ivory (walrus) 76.10.40 e. 1900 DUCK sealskin, 8 ems. x 15 ems. 76.10.29 ARCTIC BIRD 76.10.4 1 ivory (walrus), 5.3 ems. x 4.5 ems. ESKIMO VILLAGERS (9) AND WILD GAME sealskin 76.10.30 a 76.10.30 b 76.10.42 4 BUTTONS, PAIR EARRINGS OOKPIK ivory (walrus), 2.5 ems. diameter sealskin, 6.8 ems.

76.10.31 76.10.43 BASKET WITH WALRUS HANDLE OOKPIK Baleine (the sieving whiskers of a Baluga Whale) seakslin, 11.8 ems. 10.6 ems. x 10 ems. No. 700, made by Omnik 76.10.44 HUNTER AND SEAL 76.10.32 soapstone, 5 ems. x 21 ems. 3.7 ems. x 11 ems. LETTER OPENER ivory (walrus), 14 ems. long 76.10.45 BLUBBER LAMP AND BASE (MODEL) 76.10.33 soapsto ne and ivory MAN, WOMAN, PUFFIN (CHESS FIGURES) ivory (elephant) 76.10 .4 6 ANIMAL soapstone, 2.3 ems. x 5.4 ems. 76.10.34 LECTERN HANGING 76.10.47 eider trimmed with seal, 70 ems. x 62 ems. SEAL soapstone, 2.8 ems. x 10.5 ems. 76.10.35 a Signed, "Alan N." 76.10.35 b MALE AND FEMALE DOLLS, e. 1900 76.10.48 ivory heads, jointed bodies, traditional sealskin PTARMIGAN clothing, 24 ems. and 21 ems. soapstone, 15.6 ems. x 16.7 ems.

76.10.36 a 76.10.49 76.10.36 b BIRD IN FLIGHT MALE AND FEMALE DOLLS soapstone, 7 ems. x 12.5 ems. carved wooden faces, sealskin clothing, stuffed with Signed,"Iolat,E. 7.48" grass, 28 ems. and 26.5 ems. 76.10.50 7 6 .1 0 .37 PENDANT ON LEATHER THONG SLED soapstone, 7.2 ems. x 4.5 ems. wood and caribou hide, 33.4 ems. x 9.2 ems. Signed, "Manome E. 7-842"

76.10.38 76.10.5 1 POLAR BEAR PTARMIGAN sealskin, 12.5 ems. x 7 ems. carved wood, 11.2 ems. x 12.5 ems.

CALDWELL, Dorothy 1948- DORSEY, Frances 1948- Born in U.S.A. Studied at Tyler School of Fine Arts, Born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Studied at Bennington Temple University, Philadelphia, U.S.A. (B.F.A.) and College, Vermont, and University of Pennsylvania. one year in Rome, Italy. Emigrated to Canada (1973). Emigrated to Canada (1971). Founder-partner of Taught at Loyalist College, Belleville, Ontario and Sir "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail outlet Sandford Fleming College, Cobourg, Ontario. Founder- operated by six craftspeople in Hastings, Ontario. Has partner of "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail participated in "Artists in the Schools" programme, craft outlet in Hastings, Ontario. Lives in Hastings. sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council. Lives in Hastings, Ontario. Awards: Textile Award in Hand to Hand National Crafts Exhibition (1976) Societies: Canadian Artists' Representation

7 4 .3.7 74.3.6 BATIK HANGING BOTTLE silk and wood, 90.5 cms. x 38.5 cms. blown glass, feathers and twine, 74 cms. x 17 cms. Purchase, 1974 Purchased from the artist, 1974

CARDINALLI, Wayne 1944- Born in Toronto, Ontario. Graduate of the Ontario Born in U.S.A. Studied at Kutztown State College, College of Art (1972). Works mainly in textiles and Pennsylvania (B.Sc. 1966); Temple University, Phila- has executed several large commissions for corporate delphia (M.F.A. 1970). Several teaching jobs in U.S.A. clients. Lives in Toronto. Emigrated to Canada (1973). Taught at Sir Sandford Fleming College, (1973-75). Founder-member of 76.1.1 "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail outlet WALL HANGING operated by six craftspeople in Hastings, Ontario. wool and other materials, 195.5 cms. x 83 cms. Lives in Hastings, Ontario. Gift of the artist April, 1976 Awards: Tyler School of Art (1968-69); Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen - 22nd Annual J uried Show (1969) McRIGHT, Jeanne 1946- Societies: Crafts Committee, Cheltenham Art Centre, Born in U.S.A. Studied painting and print-making at National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, Morrisburg Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of U.S.A. (B.F.A. 1968). Emigrated to Canada (1973). Craftsmen, American Craftsmen's Council, Canadian Instructor of Drawing, Painting and Anatomy courses Guild of Potters, Canadian Craftsmen's Association, at Sir Sandford Fleming College (1973-74). Founder- Ontario Potters' Association, Ontario Crafts Council member of "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail outlet operated by six craftspeople in Hastings, Ontario. 74.3.1 Lives in Hastings, 0 ntario. BOTTLE salt-glazed pottery, 22 cms. x 10 cms. dia. Awards: Bertha Lowenberg Memorial Award "Most Purchase, 1974 Outstanding Woman Artist" (1968); Fidelity Bank Purchase Prize, Philadelphia (1969) 74.3.2 BOTTLE 74 .3 .s salt-glazed pottery, 21.8 cms. x 9.2 cms. dia. SERPENT WALL TILE Purchase, 1974 Wood and Ceramic, 13.6 cms. x 15.1 cms. Purchase, 1974 74.3.3 BOWL ROBB, Michael 1935- salt-glazed pottery, 14 cms. x 21 cms. dia. Gift of the artist, 1974 Born in Halstead, Kansas. Attended Kansas State Teachers' College. Emigrated to Canada (1971). Taught at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Cobourg. Founder-partner of "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail outlet operated by six craftspeople in Hastings. Lives in Hastings, Ontario.

74 .3.4 BOTTLE blown glass, amber, 22 cms. x 12.7 cms. Signed and dated, bottom - 1974 Purchased from the artist, 1974 SCHNEIDER, Roman 1889-1969 Born in Stanislawow, Poland.Graduated from the 7 3.4 .4 Sculpture Section of the Wood Industry School, ASHTRAY Zakopane, Poland (1909); the Joiner's Trade Section glazed earthenware, turquoise, 1.7 ems. x 8.3 ems. of the Master's State School, Zakopane, Poland (1911); the Architectural Department of the Art and Craft 73.4.5 School, Vienna, Austria, (1916). Diploma of Architec- POT earthenware, bisque, 7.9 ems. x 9.3 ems. ture, Art Academy,Cracow, Poland,(1923); Diploma of Interior Architecture, Warsaw Art Academy (1934). 73.4 .6 As these qualifications attest, he pursued his career POT with remarkable motivation and diligence. earthenware, bisque, 10.2 ems. x 10.8 ems. Emigrated to Canada with his wife Mary (1950), and in the following years became deeply involved with 73.4.7 the encouragement of the arts in this country. Helped PITCHER establish the Schneider School of Fine Arts which was earthenware, bisque, 18.1 ems. x 12.1 ems. opened in Actinolite, Ontario in 1963. Awards: Order of Merit for Artistic and Pedagogic 73.4.8 Work (1935); Long Service Medal (1936); Several PEACOCK awards in State and International Exhibitions during glazed, earthenware, green, 18.1 ems. x 12.1 ems. this period. 7 3.4 .9 POT"ACADIA UNIVERSITY" 73.4.1 ANGEL glazed earthenware, brown, 8 ems. x 9.5 ems. glazed earthenware, brown, 27.7 ems. x 21.8 ems. 7 3.4 .10 a 73.4 .10 b 73.4 .2 CASSEROLE WITH LID VASE glazed earthenware, 11.4 ems. x 30.5 ems. glazed earthenware, turquoise speckled 17.9 ems. x 11.6 ems. 7 3 .4 .11 a 7 3.4 .11 b 73.4 .3 a DISH AND LID - MAPLE LEAF & 73.4.3 b TRILLIUM MOTIF 73.4.3 c 11.8 ems. x 11.8 ems. EGG CUPS earthenware, bisque, 4.3 ems. x 4.5 ems. 73.4 .12 73.4.23 a PLATE-PEACOCK MOTIF 73.4.23 b glazed earthenware, 2.7 ems. x 21.6 ems. SUGAR BOWL AND LID glazed earthenware, 10.6 ems. x 15.3 ems. 73.4.13 a 73.4 .1 3 b CANDLE HOLDER & BASE 73.424a glazed earthenware, white, 28.5 ems. x 17.6 ems. 73.4.24b Signed, bottom DUCK AND DRAKE earthenware, bisque 7 3.4 .14 a 17.6 ems. x 29 ems., 27.1 ems. x 26.1 ems. 73.4.14 b 7 3.4 .14 e 73.4.25a EGG CUPS 73.425b glazed earthenware, silver, polkadot, yellow DUCK AND DRAKE 4.5 ems. x 4.5 ems. glazed earthenware 19.2 ems. x 24.2 ems., 22 ems. x 24.2 ems. 73.4.15 CANDELABRUM 73.4 .26 glazed earthenware, 22 ems. x 19.8 ems. BOWL glazed earthenware, 7.7 ems. x 23.3 ems.

73.4 .16 73.4.27 a BOWL 73.4.27 b glazed earthenware, blue, grey, and blaek TEAPOT ANDLID 14.1 ems. x 26.1 ems. glazed earthenware, 15 ems. x 26 ems.

73.4 .17 73.4.28 ALLIGATOR PITCHER glazed earthenware, 14.7 ems. x 30.5 ems. glazed earthenware, blue and green 23.2 ems, x 13.7 ems. 73.4.18 PITCHER 73.4.29 glazed earthenware, grey, 15.7 ems. x 11.2 ems. VASE, SMALL-NECKED glazed earthenware, 21.6 ems. x 20.1 ems. 73.4 .19 a 73.4.19 b Items 73.4.1 through items 73.4.29 - Donated, 73.4 .19 e Mrs. Mary Schneider, 1973 73.4.19 d 73.4 .19 e 73.5.1 73.4.19 f TWINS GLASSES AND PITCHER glazed earthenware, 9.3 ems. x 15 ems. glazed earthenware, indigo, 8.3 ems. x 7.7 ems. Donated, Mrs. S. Swietorzeek, 1973

73.4 .19 9 PITCHER glazed earthenware, green, 20.7 ems. x 15.1 ems.

73.4.20 a 73.4.20b BOWL AND LID glazed earthenware, 11.5 ems. x 10.3 ems.

73.4.21 BOWL glazed earthenware, blue, black & white 6.4 ems. x 33.3 ems. 73.4.22 BOWL glazed earthenware, blue and white 6.7 ems. x 7.7 ems. 76.4 Photo, John Watson

QUINN, Ken 1950- WOODS, William 1944- Born in Ottawa, Ontario. Studied at Sir Sandford Born in U.S.A. Studied Illustration and Design at Fleming College under Wayne Cardinalli. Teaches Tyler School of Fine Arts, Temple University, Phila- potterv at Sir Sandford Fleming College (1975- delphia, U.S.A. Freelance il1ustrator - New York present). Lives in Lakeport, Ontario, Magazine, Toronto Life, Chatelaine, etc. (1970-73). where he operates a studio open to the public. Founder-partner of "Conqueror Worm", a wholesale and retail craft outlet in Hastings, Ontario. Lives in Hastings. 76.4 VASE Awards: Design Canada Show (toy design award) porcelain and clay, 23.3 cms. x 9.5 cms. Gift of the artist, 1976 74.3.8 ROADSTER cherry wood construction 9.3 cms. height x 23 cms. length x 11.4 cms width Purchase, 1974

BODHISATTVA FIGURES, pair (17th century) These figures, resembling Buddhist Bodhisattvas or archangelic beings, are presumed to be from the Ming Dynasty (l6th or 17th century). They may have been side figures to a lost (or separated) centrepiece of a triad.

75 .4 .1 17.6 cms. x 6 cms.

75.4 .2 18 cms. x 6.3 cms. cast bronze Anonymous donation, 1975 Agnes Etherington Art Centre. Permanent Collection, 1968, Cape & Company Limited, Division of University Printing, 1968. Art Gallery of Ontario. The Canadian Collection, McGraw-Hill Company of Canada, Limited, Toronto, 1970. Chenier,Louise (ed.). Ontario Index of Canadian Artists, 1974. Ontario Arts Conference Committee, 1974. Encyclopedia of World Art - 1963, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Limited, London, 1959-68. Harper, J. Russel. Early Painters and Engravers in Canada, University of Toronto Press, 1970. MacDonald, Colin S. A Dictionary of Canadian Artists, Volumes 1, 2,3,4,Canadian Paperbacks, Ottawa, 1967 ·1974. Osborne, Harold (ed.). Oxford Companion to Art, Oxford University Press, 1970. Reid, Dennis. A Concise History of Canadian Painting, Oxford University Press, Toronto, 1973.

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