Ozias Leduc (1864-1955), Portrait de Pierre Préfontaine, 1916 (circa). Oil on canvas, 22 x 16 in (55.9 x 40.6). Private collection, Lorraine, Québec. This portrait of a man sitting on a park bench represents Pierre Préfontaine (1842–1897). When the painter, Ozias Leduc, received the commission for this painting, the subject...

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is proud to announce the sale of a long-lost Tom Thomson, the last of eight paintings by Thomson from the famous J.S. McLean Collection to be located. Read more about River in Spring, 1916, with texts by Alan Klinkhoff Gallery, Tom Thomson Catalogue Raisonne author, Joan Murray,...

2021 Year in Review The most important highlight to report is that our entire family has managed the year in good health. Ranging in ages from 94 to 3, everyone is well. We continue to wish our readers good health. If you are followers of art businesses elsewhere in...

End of Summer is a generational painting and perhaps Surrey’s most important painting of this vintage. This painting served as the cover image on the catalogue of the Philip Surrey Retrospective Exhibition, September 18 - October 2, 2004, hosted at Galerie Walter Klinkhoff.

Read more about the Klinkhoff family's history with Molly Lamb Bobak, one of the most important Canadian artists of her generation. Spanning some 40 years of her career, back to about 1960, we are delighted to share more about our experiences with this wonderful artist and person.

Stanley Cosgrove (1911-2002), Still Life with Lemons and Orange, 1948. Oil on board, 8 x 12 1/2 in (20.3 x 31.8 cm). Sold. This period of the late 1940s and early 1950s finds Stanley Cosgrove unquestionably at his most vital and original. Still Life of 1948 is a particularly fine...

James Wilson Morrice (1865-1924). En pleine mer, 1903-04. Oil on canvas. 15 x 23 in (38.1 x 58.4 cm). SOLD. - “Whistler’s dead - Let’s get drunk”, said Morrice, as he burst into Edmond Dyonnet’s studio in Montreal, on a July day in 1903 (as told to D.W. Buchanan, who...

John Little. St. Antoine Street at Fulford, St. Henri, Montreal, 1972. The right-hand side of Little's St. Antoine Street was totally demolished for Montreal's 720, or Ville-Marie Expressway. The area was forever changed, the neighbourhood scarred, redefined and in part demolished for the benefit of expressway construction. In 1970, in...

Brittany, at the end of the 19th century, had become a mecca for tourists attracted by its beaches; painters soon followed, attracted by the old city, its inhabitants, and...the beaches. Morrice visited Saint-Malo during his first summer in France, in 1890, and he returned many times after, especially between 1899...

Click here to view our Spring 2021 Sale of Modern, Impressionist and 19th Century Art This is a distinguished Montreal family which built a successful business continuing over three generations and has made numerous generous contributions to their community and beyond . Their success was due to astute business acumen...

Click here to view our Spring 2021 Sale of Modern, Impressionist and 19th Century Art These are extraordinary times. Thanks to the strong influence of Jonathan and Craig, we have invested aggressively in the Alan Klinkhoff Gallery platform in cyberspace. Adversity was avoided. Instead, we continued to offer the opportunity...

Our most recent acquisition is Arthur Lismer's painting, Lake O’Hara, Canadian Rockies, 1928. For purposes of composition, in order to capture the majesty of the peaks set against the sky, Lismer eliminated all but a sliver of the lake itself. Arthur Lismer himself contributed simply the title “Lake O’Hara, Canadian...

A unique, maritime-themed collection, for sale at Alan Klinkhofff Gallery

Extraordinarily, little Saint-Norbert Street made news in the mid 1970s when Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau's urbanization plans called for the demolition of the precise block of houses Ernst Neumann had painted fully 23 years earlier. In many ways, the debate in the mid 1970s was in line with much of...

While our Toronto and Montreal galleries are unable to host visitors during the current lockdown, we continue to facilitate purchases and sales of fine art.

Peintre au tempérament solitaire, Jean Paul Lemieux doit sa notoriété au nouveau langage pictural, épuré et minimaliste, qu’il développe à partir de 1956, au retour d’une année sabbatique en France à titre de boursier de la Société royale du Canada (1954- 1955). C’est alors qu’il prend la mesure de son...

À l’été 1958, l’Université de Colombie-Britannique à Vancouver invite Jean Paul Lemieux à diriger une classe de peinture (Summer School Session). Le peintre et professeur à l’École des beaux-arts de Québec depuis une vingtaine d’années, quitte la Vieille Capitale en juin 1958. Vingt-quatre de ses tableaux récents le suivront à...

On behalf of our family and team, I would like to extend to you our gratitude for your support during this challenging year.

This presentation offers a vetted selection of fine art of quality, from various private collectors in Canada, the USA, and owned by Alan Klinkhoff Gallery. The highlights depend only upon your taste and budget. While the range in prices is vast, the constant is that each is a work of...

The last seven months have introduced challenges, as well as opportunities, neither we nor others could have anticipated