Lawren Harris & Canadian Masters: Historic Sale Celebrating Canada’s 150 Years features 15 paintings by iconic artist Lawren Harris with a total value of over CAD$ 40 million. Fourteen of the Harrises, which have been in a single private collection for over 40 years, represent the most valuable single consignment...

From April 1, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery will present a historic sale of rare and important paintings by Lawren S. Harris and Canadian masters, including Clarence A. Gagnon, A.Y. Jackson, Frank H. Johnston, Jean Paul Lemieux, John Little, J.E.H. MacDonald, Kathleen Morris, Robert Pilot, Albert H. Robinson & more. Works are...

Tom Thomson and the future members of the Group of Seven were the most influential artists working in Canada in the first decades of the twentieth century. Their bold experimentation and engagement with Canada’s many landscapes were the tools to foster a uniquely Canadian art that would, in turn, further...

Lawren Harris' iconic painting, A Row of Houses, Wellington Street, 1910, is among the works featured in our April 1 sale, Lawren Harris & Canadian Masters: Historic Sale Celebrating Canada's 150 Years. In new research for Alan Klinkhoff Gallery to be published soon, Dr. Adamson describes A Row of Houses,...

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From April 1, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery will present a historic sale of rare and important paintings by Lawren S. Harris and Canadian masters, including Albert H. Robinson, J.E.H. MacDonald, Clarence Gagnon, A.Y. Jackson & others. Works are subject to prior sale.

Charles Gagnon stated, “The real content of a painting has nothing to do with what appears to be the painting…It’s whatever comes out of the process (of painting) which is important…The quality that transcends what we think life is, you know – what is left when nothing is left.”

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery presents an extraordinary selection of outstanding paintings by Albert H. Robinson and his contemporaries. The paintings, offered on behalf of the estate of a prominent Canadian art collector were acquired over the course of several decades and are of a superlative quality. This is an exceptional and...

Carving a long and distinguished career, William I.M. Turner Jr. made important contributions to the spheres of business, community services, education and the arts. He grew up in Toronto, where he earned first a degree in engineering from t he University of Toronto and then an MBA from Harvard Business...

Beginning November 26, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery will present an extraordinary selection of outstanding paintings by Albert H. Robinson and his contemporaries. The paintings, offered on behalf of the estate of a prominent Canadian art collector were acquired over the course of several decades and are of a superlative quality. This...

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is pleased to announce that Sandra Paikowsky, celebrated Canadian art historian and authority on James Wilson Morrice's oeuvre in Venice, will offer a 90 minute lecture at the Toronto gallery.

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is proud to announce a diverse program of events presented in our Montreal and Toronto galleries.

Inspired by our own histories as fine art dealers and amateur hockey players, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is pleased to present Fine Art & Hockey: A Point of View , an exhibition of fine Canadian paintings featuring hockey. The works of art, none of which are for sale, are on loan...

This exhibition, which is on view at our Toronto Gallery until October 1st, features important works of art relating to hockey from 1859 to 2015. The works are on loan from private, corporate and institutional collections. Additionally, a collection of 25 signed pro stock hockey sticks have been generously lent...

The sport of hockey has affected innumerable athletes, fans, families and communities around the world. Inspired by our own histories as fine art dealers and amateur hockey players, Alan Klinkhoff Gallery will host a non-selling exhibition of fine Canadian paintings featuring hockey, a celebration concurrent with the 2016 World Cup...

The summer or winter backdrop of Montreal’s plexes and the symmetry of their spiralling exterior staircases, in one of our paintings a lone full figured mini skirted female, walking under night skies appears in the crosshairs of car headlights, a man at the wheel, and the other, two women strolling...

In the first half of the twentieth century, Arthur Lismer was a peer among an esteemed group of artists who were defining a distinctive nationalistic style of painting inspired by the wilderness of Northern Canada. For Lismer, the North presented an irresistible atmosphere that promised happiness and vitality, Georgian Bay...

Albert Robinson R.C.A. (1881-1956) is one of the foremost artists of the high period of modernist painting in Canada, a period which saw the development of a national school of art inspired by Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven. A friend of A.Y. Jackson's, Robinson was one of three...

The René Richard paintings reproduced here are excellent examples of his work, confirming his stature as an important and genuinely original Canadian artist of his generation. “His style is clean and firm, his brushstrokes harsh and true”, wrote Clarence Gagnon of his protégé.