Résultats

      .... December 5, 1980...

      ... was made for my exhibition at the Asphalt Green in 1980. It is a colour...

      Unframed Photo-mechanical Reproduction Artist description: This reproduction of my watercolour of Millbrook School for their 100th anniversary.

      Framed Graphite Artist description: This drawing is the preliminary sketch for a large watercolour. Here is a good example of how a bridge can invite two separate communications. This fact has often been my inspiration to paint bridges.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: Colour sketch for colour block print but never followed through. Red brick building as well as gray building were torn down to make room for new covered market and other shops.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: I came across this cleanly designed bridge in San Diego while visiting our daughter Julie. And again, I just had to paint for my collection of bridges.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: This is a trial painting to sketch any unforeseen difficulties.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: During the summer months the Waterloo Band used to give concerts in the Waterloo Park. This was always a festive occasion. The girls came in their best dresses and the boys in their best Sunday outfits. They came to find the fairest maiden to ...

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: The lighter addition in the front of St. Louis Catholic Church was built with the bricks from the burnt St. John's Lutheran Church.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This imposing gate deserves a formal composition. It is the main entrance to the Mutual Life of Canada in Waterloo which is the Insurance Capital of Canada.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: This watercolour shows the Mill in its original location on King Street, Waterloo, Ontario. I remember bringing 100 pound bags of grain to this mill to be ground into cattle fodder. Another memory worth its weight in gold. The bank used to be the Molson's Bank.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This ornate gate leading into Waterloo Park was built in 1901, commemorating the death of Queen Victoria. The gate was eventually demolished because the big tour buses could not make it through. Many times did I ride my bike through this gate on my ...

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This watercolour was a challenge like none other. I used the Waterloo map, then drew the various positions in perspective on shapes of paper, then imagined the raised forms from the base. The building on the far left was the Waterloo Market building and ...

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This farm was considered way out in the country. Now it is the busy corner of Erb and Hallman Road. The apple trees in blossom are another favourite for me. I don't know how many orchards I have painted in winter, spring, summer and ...

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist description: This has been a successful print mostly because this is part of the Gunnery School Campus.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: This Church was where Peggy, my wife, worshiped and sang in the choir. I also attended occasionally when she sang a solo piece. The Church burnt down in 1977.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: Yale Rowing Club Headquarters on the Housatonic River. The finish line is on the far shore in reality.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: Most of the Elms in the East have been killed by the Elm Beetle. This magnificent specimen has also lost the fight, a recent trip through Sheffield confirmed the sad news.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: This is the original main plant for the Seagram's Brewery on Erb Street. The building on the left houses the Seagram Museum, which was open to the public until 1997. The train use to go to St. Jacobs and Elmira.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: This watercolour has a special place in my heart because of the Conrad block, the tall building with the high windows. That was the hardware store owned by my wife's father. At the back there was a tinsmith shop with all the necessary equipment. I used ...