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Action, Gershon Iskowitz, 1948 ?, oil on canvasboard

Action

Date: 
1948 ?
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
39925
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
Image not available

Uplands E

Date: 
1971
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
16993.1-2
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
Image not available

Uplands

Date: 
1969-1970
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
38000.1-3
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
Image not available

Self-portrait

Date: 
1947
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
39923
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
Image not available

Escape

Date: 
1948
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
39924
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
Image not available

Seasons, No. 1

Date: 
1968-1969
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
15917.1-2
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
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October 1973

Date: 
1973
Medium: 
Painting
Accession number: 
38001
Category: 
Later Canadian Art
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Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz
Gershon Iskowitz

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Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet.

Janet Cardiff: Forty-Part Motet

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Lawren S. Harris, Northern Lake, Autumn, c. 1923. Oil on canvas.

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

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