It is interesting/frustrating how few of the contemporary works, in the National Gallery’s collection, have images online. Even searching the NGC’s collection website, returns entries with no images.
This post to be organized at some point.
Mutu, W. (2007) A Fake Jewel in the Crown . [watercolour, acrylic, tape, plastic beads, glitter, fake hair, magazine clippings, and patterned paper attached to frosted mylar with glitter glue] 223 x 135 cm. Maltais, M. (1957) Iconoclast . [Oil on Canvas] 125.8 x 101.3 cm. Cahén, O. (1963) Animated Item . [Oil on Canvas] 71.5 x 87 cm. Letendre, R. (1963) Tension on black . [Oil on canvas] 101.4 x 81.1 cm. Barbeau, M. (1964) Lower St. Lawrence . [Acrylic on Canvas] 203.6 x 152.7 cm. Norval (called Copper Thunderbird) Morrisseau (1980) Artist and Shaman between Two Worlds . [Acrylic on canvas] 175 x 282 cm. Kerr-Lawson, J. (1887) La Caterina . [Oil on Canvas] 197 x 98.8. Bruce, W. B. (1894) The Smiths . [Oil on Canvas] 127.8 x 198.8 cm. Greiner, O. (1909) Prometheus . [Oil on Canvas] 120.5 x 80.5 cm. Other works seen (images pending, so just a list for now)
Roni Horn, You Are the Weather part 2
Kazug Nakamura, August morning reflections
Ronald Bloore, Painting No II
John A. Fraser, Laurentian Splendour
Lucius R. O’brian, Sunrise on the Saguenay, Cape Trinity
William Raphael, Indian Encampnent on the lower st. lawrence
David B. Milne,
