Résultats

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist description: This print proved to be very popular. It was often used by the City of Waterloo as a gift to retiring workers. It stood at the corner of Albert and Erb Street where the Marsden building is now.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: In this watercolour ink has been used heavily, therefore it could better be called a drawing.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This character lived near the barn which was my first summer art school. Since the students did not come in droves, I had lots of time to paint. Again this could be called a drawing. Woodville, Connecticut.

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: All of our summer vacations were spent by the sea, but we never had access to a boat of any kind. My dream was to own an old boat, fix it up and go on leisurely trips with the family. Being land owners this ...

      Framed Block Print Artist description: This is a black and white lino print of which I did many of before switching to colour. The subject is in Vancouver, B.C. where I stayed at my parents home for a while in 1937. Since I took a correspondence course in lettering during ...

      Framed Oil on Masonite Artist description: I used this subject for a medium oil which I gave to my brother Hardy as a wedding present. The limited colour and back yard fences indicate the influence of the Ash Can school. Cleveland, Ohio.

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist description: This is one of many colour block prints which I made during my painting years. Often I used the evenings for cutting these linoleum blocks. I used my vacation time, rainy days and evenings to cut the subject of Chardon, a small town near ...

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This is one of many Watch Hill paintings. There are drawing, watercolours, prints and oils.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: Entirely by chance I have created a Currier and Ives atmosphere. But then I think Currier and Ives landscapes are good paintings and deserve more credit than the general public gives them.

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      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: This is one of several boats docked at Nassau Harbour. The Haitian political situation keeps their natives from going home.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: At this hotel on Long Island Sound, we, (Peggy, Conrad and I) painting and loafing.

      Framed Watercolour & Ink No artist description

      Framed Watercolour & Ink Artist description: A study of trees. Robery, Connecticut.

      Unframed Ink & Wash Artist description: This drawing demonstrates my thoughts about bridges fusing two communities into one. On the left is Westerlee, Rhode Island, and the right in Pawcatuck Connecticut. The people crossing the bridge don't even realize this.

      Framed Watercolour Artist description: The rendering of this watercolour has all the awesome effect that the North Ontario weather can muster. Note the scratching - it served me well when I painted loose watercolours and wanted a thin white line. Northern Ontario.

      Unframed Colour Block Print Artist description: This print is one of a small group of large prints with a biblical subject. These prints materialized after receiving some encouragement from an agent in New York City who dealt only in Christian religious art. Nothing came out of it and I destroyed ...

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist description: Painting the figure has intrigued me for a long time even when my art school life drawings were the worst in class. The painting was painted from a life drawing. It is my second oil of a figure of this size followed by several ...

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist Description: This print is part of a small series. These prints were made to get away from specific places and into a spiritual arena.

      Framed Colour Block Print Artist description: This print is one of my best sellers. The neighbourhood people can associate themselves into this scene. I know I have stood at this railing many times observing the tugs at eye level. In the background you see again the two bridges and there ...