Mixed Media Painting by Canadian Artist Art Price
$750
Original Mixed Media Painting by Renowned Canadian Artist Art Price (1918–2008)
For sale is a striking, original 1980 mixed media abstract artwork by the highly regarded multidisciplinary Canadian artist and sculptor, Arthur Donald "Art" Price (1918–2008).
This compelling piece showcases Price’s late-career technical experimentation, beautifully contrasting a fluid, monochromatic ink/pigment wash with a dimensional, textured collage elements and vibrant impasto-style red accents.
Artwork Details:
• Artist: Arthur Donald "Art" Price (Signed "Art Price '80" in the lower right corner).
• Date of Creation: 1980
• Medium: Original mixed media on paper/board (ink wash, dimensional collage, textured pigment).
• Dimensions: 29.5" x 23" (Framed)
• Condition: Excellent condition. The paper is exceptionally clean with absolutely no foxing, yellowing, or environmental staining.
• Framing: Professionally framed in a sleek, dark wood frame with a black mat that perfectly complements the artwork's modern aesthetic.
About the Artist:
Based primarily out of Ottawa, Art Price was a towering figure in 20th-century Canadian modern art. He studied under Franklin Carmichael of the Group of Seven at the Ontario College of Art and worked across multiple disciplines. He is widely celebrated for his large-scale public bronze and metal monuments across Canada (including installations for Expo 67 and the Sparks Street Mall), as well as his landmark totem restoration work for the National Museum of Canada. While his public monuments are part of Canadian history, his private studio works offer a rare, collectible look into his personal aesthetic exploration.
An exceptional, wall-ready piece for collectors of mid-century Canadian modernism, abstract expressionism, or regional Ontario art history.
Serious inquiries only. Available for cash or e-transfer upon pickup.
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