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The Lake, Séminaire Saint-Sulpice, Montreal, Clarence Gagnon, 1917, etching in brown on wove paper
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The Lake, Séminaire Saint-Sulpice, Montreal

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Accession number
3472
Date
1917
Category
Canadian Prints and Drawings
Ripon Cathedral, Clarence Gagnon, 1910, etching in brown on japan paper
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Ripon Cathedral

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Accession number
3473
Date
1910
Category
Canadian Prints and Drawings
Porte du Jerzual, Dinan, Clarence Gagnon, 1907-1908, etching in brown on japan paper
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Porte du Jerzual, Dinan

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Medium
Print
Accession number
3474
Date
1907-1908
Category
Canadian Prints and Drawings
Grand Canal, Venice, Clarence Gagnon, 1905-1906, etching in brown on wove paper
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Grand Canal, Venice

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Medium
Print
Accession number
3475
Date
1905-1906
Category
Canadian Prints and Drawings
Canal San Agostino, Venice, Clarence Gagnon, 1905-1906, etching in brown on wove paper
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Canal San Agostino, Venice

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Accession number
3476
Date
1905-1906
Category
Canadian Prints and Drawings

On View From the Collection

Canadian and Indigenous Art.

Indigenous and Canadian Art

In these Galleries the parallel and, at times, interrelated stories of Indigenous and Canadian art in Canada are brought together in one unforgettable display.
Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet.

Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet

This brilliant sound sculpture by Canadian artist Janet Cardiff is a reworking of Spem in Alium, a piece by 16th-century English composer Thomas Tallis.
Lawren S. Harris, Northern Lake, Autumn, c. 1923. Oil on canvas.

Growing the National Collection: The Marvelle and Murray Koffler Gift of Canadian Art

Celebrating Canadian historical landscape painting at its finest, five outstanding works donated by the Koffler Family are now on view in the Indigenous and Canadian Galleries.