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Category Archives: Works of Art
Art in Toronto
There are many Canadian art museums in the Toronto area. You can visit larger galleries such as the Art Gallery of Ontario or the Royal Ontario Museum or visit one of the many private galleries. The Art Gallery of Ontario is … Continue reading
Posted in Museums, Toronto Museums, Uncategorized, Works of Art
Tagged Ontario Art, Toronto Art, Toronto Art Museums, Toronto Museums
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Canadian Art News Roundup–June
Canadian Retiree to Claim Nazi-Stolen Art Since they passed a restitution law in 1998, the Austrian government has been returning paintings stolen by the Nazis to descendants of the rightful owners. In all, about 10,000 paintings are back in the … Continue reading
Posted in Art News, Artists, Gustav Klimt, Pablo Picasso, Paintings, TomThomson
Tagged Canada art, Ekberg, Fellini, Klimt, Picasso, TIFF
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Impressionist Art
The 19th-century saw an art movement that started in Paris and took the world by storm. Impressionist paintings are characterized by small and thin brush strokes, unusual angles, and the accurate capture of light as it changed and depicted time … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Auguste Renoir, Claude Monet, Impressionism, Paul Cezanne, Types of Art, Uncategorized, Works of Art
Tagged Cezanne, impressionism, impressionist, Manet, Monet, Renoir
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Picasso’s Enduring Legend
Pablo Picasso is likely the most-often written about artist. He was fascinating in both his personal life and his art. He is probably one of the most prolific artists ever, leaving behind an enormous body of art, in too wide a variety of … Continue reading
Posted in Art News, Artists, Cubism, Pablo Picasso, Paintings, Types of Art, Works of Art
Tagged Cubism, Guernica, La Lecture, Picasso, Sotheby's
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Welcome to the artGalore.ca Blog!
Though our blog is new, we intend to quickly add lots of material that we hope our readers will enjoy– the latest art news, discussions about specific pieces of art, and stories about some classic works and the masters that created them. We welcome your participation in the discussions and are open to hosting guest blogs about our favorite subject–art. Continue reading
Posted in Art News, Paintings, Works of Art
Tagged art, art news, classic works, paintings
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