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LOT 635

Lot 635

Seven Volumes on Canadian Fine Art, early/mid-20th century

Seven Volumes on Canadian Fine Art, early/mid-20th century
Lot 635 Details
Seven Volumes on Canadian Fine Art, early/mid-20th century

Emily Carr, KLEE WYCK, Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1941

Albert H. Robson, CANADIAN LANDSCAPE PAINTERS, 1st edition, boxed, with 74 colour tipped in plates: Toronto, The Ryerson Press, 1932

Newton MacTavish, THE FINE ARTS IN CANADA, 1st edition: Toronto, The MacMillan Company, 1925

Paul Kane, WANDERINGS OF AN ARTIST (vol. VII of the series Masterworks of Canadian Authors) quill presentation inscription and signature of the editor John W. Garvin

J. Russell Harper, EARLY PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS IN CANADA, University of Toronto Press, 1970, this edition 1981

Marius Barbeau, CORNELIUS KRIEGHOFF, 1st edition, 16 colour plates: Toronto, The Macmillan Company of Canada, Ltd., 1934

Michael Torosian, AN EXHIBITION OF PORTRAITS OF THE ARTISTS, The Isaacs Gallery: Toronto, Lumiere Press, 1989
10.5 x 8 in — 26.7 x 20.3 cm

Estimate $100-$150

Realised: $875
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