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      Lorenzo Lotto, The Virgin and Child with Saints Roch and Sebastian, c. 1521–1524, oil on canvas, 81.8 × 108.5 cm. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa

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Poetic and Profound: Alexander Henderson’s Photographs

At first an amateur photographer and then professional, Alexander Henderson dedicated his life to capturing the richness of Canadian life and landscape.

Talbot's "The Pencil of Nature": the origins of the photographically illustrated book

William Henry Fox Talbot's "The Pencil of Nature" is probably the most famous of the early photo-illustrated books and is the first to be commercially published with actual photographic prints.

A War Record of Halifax: Arthur Lismer’s Winter Camouflage

Following the Halifax Explosion, Arthur Lismer painted "Winter Camouflage", based on sketches made along the Halifax shoreline, connected to his work for the Canadian War Memorials Fund.

Paul Klee: Works from the Berggruen Collection

Paul Klee is among the most innovative painters and draftsmen of his time, an artist who married abstraction and figuration in his own unique pictorial language.

History and Identity: Althea Thauberger's "L’arbre est dans ses feuilles"

Artist and filmaker Althea Thauberger creates an immersive experience that revisits the vision of Canadian identity presented by the National Film Board's centennial projects for Expo '67.

Oscar Rejlander and the beginning of art photography

Known to posterity as the father of art photography, the multi-talented Victorian artist Oscar Gustaf Rejlander remains one of the medium’s unsung heroes.

Visions of War: Arthur Lismer and Harold Gilman in Halifax

In 1918 artists Arthur Lismer and Harold Gilman were commissioned to record the war effort in Halifax.

Human-altered Landscapes: Visions of the Anthropocene

The work of Edward Burtynsky, Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier explores the impact of human activity on Earth in a new multimedia exhibition.

Handmade and exclusive: the wood engravings of the Golden Cockerel Press

Remaining true to this ideal, the Golden Cockerel Press became known for its superbly crafted books and the wood engraved illustrations created by eminent artists of the 20th century.

A tour of the Impressionist Treasures

A tour of the Impressionist Treasures

One of the most beautiful collections in Europe

Associate Curator Erika Dolphin gives a tour of the exhibition Impressionist Treasures: The Ordrupgaard Collection.
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