Blanche Bolduc and the Charlevoix Folk Painters’ Movement

09.08.2011 Highlights

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Blanche Bolduc and the Charlevoix Folk Painters’ Movement

September 10 – 24, the exhibition will be on view at Galerie Walter Klinkhoff.
38th Annual Retrospective Exhibition (Non-Selling)
Vernissage: Saturday, September 10, from 10am to 2pm. Clients, friends, and families are all welcome.
View the exhibition online @klinkhoff.com.
Free exhibition catalogue available for download (PDF).

Catalogue text written by [...]

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EVENTS AUTUMN 2011

08.19.2011 Calendar of Events

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August 17, 2011
We invite you to visit Galerie Walter Klinkhoff to view the exhibitions during the indicated dates.
BLANCHE BOLDUC (1907-1998) |  “Mon école
September 10 – 24
Blanche Bolduc and the Charlevoix Folk Painters’ Movement
The exhibition and catalogue will be on view at klinkhoff.com
Vernissage: Saturday, September 10, from 10am to 2pm. Clients, friends, and families are all [...]

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New Large Images on klinkhoff.com

08.12.2011 News

Galerie Walter Klinkhoff is now offering large images of all new works of art added to our website.

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Exceptional J.W. Morrice Panel a Display of Artist’s Modern Vision

08.04.2011 Highlights

The painting has been sold.

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This sketch by James Wilson Morrice, a real jewel, however is not directly related to any known drawing or canvas. Although hard to date exactly, it is very typical of the kind of “Etudes” that he showed in Paris after 1905. Since it is signed there is a strong [...]

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July 15 Important Canadian Art

07.06.2011 News

Important works by Arthur Lismer, Marc-Aurele Fortin and Philip Surrey
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On Friday, July 15, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be opening an exhibition of our latest releases of Important Canadian Art. The special exhibition and sale will be posted online at approximately 12pm-noon, with select works on view at the gallery.  Among others, outstanding works [...]

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Celebrated Borenstein Landscape Offered for Sale

06.20.2011 Highlights

Prévost, Québec featured in Academy Award Nominated film
by Joyce Borenstein
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SAM BORENSTEIN (1908-1969)
“Prévost, Québec”, 1960
Oil on canvas 34″ x 42 1/4″
Provenance: Galerie Walter Klinkhoff, Montreal; Private Collection, Toronto.
Illustrated: This painting appears in the film Colours of My Father: A Portrait of Sam Borenstein (Joyce Borenstein, 1992. Academy Award Nomination for Best Short Documentary; 12th Genie [...]

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Auction? That’s no way to sell a precious painting.

06.03.2011 Learn about buying Canadian art

High buy-in rates and oversupply hammer spring Canadian art auctions
Did you see this written by Globe and Mail art writer James Adams describing the May 27, 2011 Joyner Waddington’s Canadian Art auction?
“A hefty 35 per cent of its offerings – 89 lots – went unsold on Friday, and those that did sell more often than [...]

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Vancouver Fine Art Auction Analysis

05.21.2011 Learn about buying Canadian art

Buyers, sellers face new challenges in information age

I preface my following comments with the acknowledgement that they are written in the spirit of competition, that being fixed-price private treaty sales versus that of selling at auction. The majority of what we at Galerie Walter Klinkhoff do is the sale of rare [...]

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Few Surprises at Canadian Auction, but Critical Questions for Sellers

05.20.2011 Learn about buying Canadian art

Vancouver auction review
On Tuesday night in Vancouver, Eric, Alan and I attended the first of the major spring auctions of important Canadian art. There were few surprises. Post-war and contemporary art continued to receive ever-more attention, however, the somewhat erratic participation of novice buyers and speculators was reflected in unpredictable bidding and sometimes [...]

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Recollections of Paul-Émile Borduas in Paris

05.06.2011 Highlights

by Walter Klinkhoff
1993
In Paris, Borduas was living in his studio where he had a mattress on the floor in the corner. He painted at that time enormous black and white abstractions and occasionally some of more manageable dimensions, which I bought. Obviously hard up for money, Borduas never tried to sell and did not [...]

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