Mark A. Cheetham, PhD, FRSC, explores Jean-Paul Riopelle's Landing, a dramatic canvas from the mid 1950s, the decade when Riopelle's remarkable abilities reached their peak and were most widely admired.

Alan Klinkhoff Gallery is pleased to make available to collectors First Snow, Baie St. Paul, c. 1920 by Clarence Gagnon. The work, executed circa 1920 during the artist’s longest and last trip to Canada before his definitive return in 1936, is an outstanding testimony to the artist’s much celebrated interpretation...

We are pleased to share with collectors a recently acquired pochade by Clarence Gagnon that is the study for the larger canvas is the collection of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, entitled Scène d'automne (Autumn Scene), 1907 (Oil on canvas, 46 x 65.4 cm [18 x 25 ¾...

Alan Klinkhoff introduces John B. Wilkinson's Montmorency Falls, 1867 and our research and appreciation about this rare 19th century watercolour.

As we trudge through the last remaining cold, winter days of March — and dare we say even April — Brownell’s Street Scene, West Indies , with its high afternoon sun and roadways scorched by the island heat, and the blue-violet haze of humidity in his At the Well, West...