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Exhibition Review
Sculpture in Québec. Ottawa, Vancouver and Saskatoon
08/1997 | 1133 | 139
Pages: 571-573
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Reviewer:
Scherf, Guilhem (Scherf, Guilhem)
Subjects
dates:
1990-1999
museums and institutions:
Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
places:
Canada / Vancouver
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews / Canadian sculpture
Illustrations
Attributed works:
68. virgin and Child, by Guillaume Loir. 1731-32. Silver Statue on Linen-Lined, Fruitwood Base. (Saint-Sulpice, Oka; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).
Attributed works:
70. Tabernacle, by Thomas Baillairgé. 1833. Gilded White Pine and Basswood, 264 by 292 by 40 cm. (Saint-Germaine, Rimouski; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).
Western art unattributed:
69. Angel of the Last Judgment, by Anonymous Artist. Canadian, 17th Century. Gilded Walnut and White Pine, 154 by 85 by 62 cm. (Saint-Rouald-d'Etchemin; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).
Exhibition Review
Montage and Modern Life. Boston, Vancouver and Brussels
10/1992 | 1075 | 134
Pages: 689-690
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Reviewer:
Nisbet, Peter (Nisbet, Peter)
Subjects
dates:
1990-1999
museums and institutions:
Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
places:
Canada / Vancouver
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews / Modern Art / Photomontages / Collages
Illustrations
Attributed works:
75. Pelican Drawing Ink, by El Lissitzky. 1925. Poster, 44.5 by 32.5 cm. (Merrill C. Berman Collection; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).
Attributed works:
76. Monument II-Vanity, by Hannah Höch. Collage, 25.5 by 16.5 cm. (Eva-Maria Rössner Collection, Backnang, Germany; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).
Attributed works:
77. Untitled (Industry-Steel Mill, Triptych), by Luke Swank. c.1935. Photographic Mural Design, 20 by 11.7 cm., 24.2 by 19 cm. and 20 by 11.7 cm. (Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; Exh. Vancouver Art Gallery).