Our aluminium window display panels were installed yesterday and this is the result. An unintended but striking consequence, as I found out while leaving last night, is that the panels reflect the surrounding environment, blending in and allowing the paintings to 'pop' out.

Alan Klinkhoff inspecting the progression of work at Galerie Alan Klinkhoff. Even yesterday morning, the gallery space seemed like an empty shell and it looked like there was still much work to be done...no lighting, no hanging equipment, and there were ladders, sheets and workmen everywhere . It hardly felt...

Yesterday, technicians and workers began installing our new state of the art lighting system and today they will start installing the hanging tracks. Tomorrow is the big move.

Our Exhibition & Sale of Important Canadian and International Art will go online March 29 at approximately 12pm with select works on view at the gallery.

The following is an excerpt from Veronica Redgrave's January 31 article on viedesarts.com : 'There is a new art gallery on Sherbrooke Street. Alan Klinkhoff, formerly with Galerie Walter Klinkhoff (his father) is opening Galerie Alan Klinkhoff, a charming new space with a fireplace and beautiful architectural moldings at 1448...

Back in week one at Galerie Alan Klinkhoff, we finalized our first acquisition and for Jon, Craig and I, it was as exciting as it was appropriate that it was a painting by Arthur Lismer , a founding member of the Group of Seven and an artist with whom we...

Week number three at Galerie Alan Klinkhoff begins with an opportunity to purchase from an enticing selection of Claude A. Simard paintings , two of which are only being delivered to the Galerie Alan Klinkhoff at the end of this week!

Week two at Galerie Alan Klinkhoff... Huguette Simard sent an important selection of paintings by Claude A. Simard to offer for sale. The three decades showcasing Claude’s paintings have permitted my wife, Helen, and me to cement a friendship with Claude and Huguette, watch their children grow, now both mothers...

Happy New Year! Dad and I, along with my brother, Craig, are officially working full time at Galerie Alan Klinkhoff.

Jonathan, Craig and I are proud to introduce you to Galerie Alan Klinkhoff, an evolution of almost four decades of my professional involvement in the Canadian art business with my parents, Gertrude and Walter Klinkhoff, my brother Eric and latterly my eldest son Jon at Gallery Walter Klinkhoff. After what...

Our new awning is up, just in time for the holiday season. These are the first public signs of Galerie Alan Klinkhoff.

This lovely painting of a stone house at dusk is really a mood... The house is grey but its staircase is pink! We first read the turquoise background as the sky, until we notice, in the upper right, just a whisper of a sailboat: we are far, far above the...

Our new space will need substantial renovations but will be a fantastic gallery when ready! It is currently serving as Sara Landau's studio.

We signed a lease! Galerie Alan Klinkhoff will be located at 1448 Sherbrooke Street West, in this building. Stand by for updates.

Continued discussion regarding our discovery of the important canvas by A.Y. Jackson, 'Night on the Skeena River', 1927, has prompted me to write a few additional comments. Prior the re-emergence of 'Night on the Skeena River', 1927, the available evidence led us to believe that Jackson had 'worked up' six...

Earlier maps of the Sulpician property Duncan's watercolour provides a rare glimpse into Montreal's history through the eyes and hands of first rate 19th century Canadian artist. He portrays 'The Major Seminary of Montreal” in a way aptly described in The Sulpicians of Montreal 1657-2007: “With Mount Royal in the...

Featuring works by James Wilson Morrice, A.Y. Jackson, Philip Surrey, Adrien Hebert and others. On Thursday, July 25, [] will be opening an online exhibition of our latest releases of Important Canadian Art. This special exhibition and sale will be posted on klinkhoff.com at approximately 12pm, with select works on...

To see a Morrice canvas of Canadian subject matter on the market is a rare occurrence; when you add the fact that it was exhibited at the Paris Salon de la Société Nationale, it becomes an event. The artist’s Québec works account for less than seven percent of his total...

On Thursday, June 13th, Galerie Walter Klinkhoff will be posting online a selection of new paintings by Laurie Campbell , with works on view at the gallery. Please note that all works are subject to prior sale.

A.Y. Jackson produced some magical paintings in the 1920s. Made with a bold, expressionist touch and rich colour on medium-large canvases, his images of landscape, Quebec villages and the homes and poles of the First Nations have a remarkable staying power. Whatever he painted, Jackson's work always involved a modernist...