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Banksy’s Self-Destructing Painting Sells for Record-Breaking $25.3 M. at Sotheby’s
‘Love is in the bin’ is an epic piece of art created by Banksy and the original version was sold for $1.4 million at an auction in 2018. As soon as the sale was complete, the artwork that had a ‘Girl With Balloon’ started shredding right away.
Maud Lewis (1901-1970) – Portraits of a Rural Life
Read the story of Maud Lewis, one of Canada's most beloved artists. We dive into her life of beautiful art, tragedy, and legacy.
The Artistic Connection: A Journey through the History of Art Between Canada and France
The artistic connection between Canada and France spans centuries, enriching both countries through cultural exchange, inspiration, and collaboration. This enduring bond has shaped the art world, fostering a unique relationship that celebrates diverse perspectives and promotes a thriving global artistic community.
Emily Carr (1871-1945) – Canadian Icon
Emily Carr, a renowned Canadian artist & writer was always inspired by the coastal environment of British Columbia. Her paintings were a reflection of picturesque western Canada. As one of the most original Canadian painters of the early twentieth century, some of the most popular of Carr’s creations included the great Indian Church (1929), Odds and Ends (1939), and Vanquished (1931), amongst several others.

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