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Foremost Canadian Female Artists in the Spring Live Auction








(From the Heart), 1954



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Foremost Canadian Female Artists in the Spring Live Auction










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Celebrated Female Artists Featuring Emily Carr
Cowley Abbott is delighted to share Fir Trees, circa 1935 by Emily Carr this auction season. Carr’s oil on paper sketches are amongst her most important contributions to Canadian art. No other Canadian painter explored the idea of the sketch more intensely and brilliantly than Emily Carr and this work is a prime example.
Cowley Abbott is very proud to be entrusted with a strong selection of works by Canadian and international female artists in the Spring Live Auction of Select Masterworks of Canadian and International Art on May 28th. We hope you will visit our auction preview at the Toronto gallery to enjoy these artworks.



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Peter Clapham Sheppard: Chronicler of the Urban Environment
Cowley Abbott is delighted to be entrusted with a rare and masterful work by Peter Clapham Sheppard, The Bridge Builders, Construction, Bloor Street Viaduct, 1915.
P.C. Sheppard was one of the first among Toronto’s early twentieth century modernists to record the urban experience during a period of dynamic growth and change. Such massive building projects proclaimed this city’s unstoppable industrial and technological age. Bridge Builders is an emblem of the aspirational spirit of a confident nation that will soon emerge from the crucible of war proud, independent, and with a new global identity. Sheppard is captivated by the movement, light, and activity of ports, railyards, markets, parades and the circus. The artist extols the humanity of the workers who laboured there, mostly new immigrants, whose toil wove together the rich multicultural fabric we enjoy in Toronto today.
Cowley Abbott is very proud to be entrusted with this painting, which makes its auction debut in our Spring Live Auction of Select Masterworks of Canadian and International Art on May 28th.


VISIT THE AUCTION PREVIEW THIS WEEKEND

May 16th to May 28th
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday, May 28th: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Cowley Abbott Gallery
326 Dundas St. W. Toronto M5T 1G5

SPRING LIVE AUCTION
Wednesday, May 28th at 7:00 pm EDT
The Globe & Mail Centre, 17th Floor
351 King Street East, Toronto

BROWSE AUCTION CATALOGUE

Cowley Abbott is excited to present an extraordinary collection of post-war & contemporary art in our upcoming live auction, “Select Masterworks of Canadian & International Art” set to take place on May 28th at the Globe & Mail Centre.
This event promises to be an exciting evening, showcasing artworks that have shaped the artistic landscape over the decades. Whether you’re an avid collector or a curious art enthusiast, this auction offers a unique opportunity to witness and acquire works that tell compelling stories of creativity and innovation.

Auction Preview
May 16th to 28th
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday, May 28th: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Cowley Abbott
326 Dundas St. W. Toronto ON M5A 1G5

SPRING LIVE AUCTION
Wednesday, May 28th at 7:00 pm EDT
The Globe & Mail Centre, 17th Floor
351 King Street East, Toronto

BROWSE AUCTION CATALOGUE
