Framed Print of Quebec City from the Citadel by Horynansky

"Quebec from the Citadel" by Nicholas Hornyansky (Hungarian-Canadian, 1896–1965) I am selling this beautiful, original framed etching by the noted Hungarian-Canadian artist Nicholas Hornyansky (1896–1965), titled "Quebec from the Citadel." This piece is in good used condition, professionally framed with an elegant matting that highlights the intricate details of the iconic winter cityscape. The artwork captures a historic, snowy view of Quebec City with the Chateau Frontenac in the background, showcasing the artist's masterful technique. This etching is a sophisticated addition to any art collection, perfect for enthusiasts of Canadian heritage and fine printmaking. Up for auction is an authentic, beautifully framed color aquatint etching titled "Quebec from the Citadel" by the renowned Canadian printmaker Nicholas Hornyansky. This classic piece captures a picturesque, snow-covered winter scene of historic Old Quebec, showcasing the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac overlooking the icy St. Lawrence River. The artwork features incredible depth and soft, watercolor-like tones, a signature characteristic of Hornyansky’s masterful printmaking technique. In the lower left foreground, a historic citadel cannon looks out over the village roofs below. Markings & Authenticity Signature: Hand-signed by the artist in pencil in the lower right margin: "Hornyansky". Title: Hand-titled by the artist in pencil in the lower left margin: "Quebec from the Citadel". Dimensions & Presentation Frame Size: 15.5" x 17.5" Presentation: Professionally presented in an elegant, vintage-style silver/gold toned ornate wooden frame. It features a deep chocolate-brown suede-textured matting with an inner gold beaded border that beautifully complements the historic aesthetic of the print. The backing remains sound and intact with hanging wire attached, ready to display. About the Artist Nicholas Hornyansky (1896–1965) was a highly influential painter and printmaker who holds a significant place in 20th-century Canadian art history. Born in Budapest, Hungary, he worked in his father's printing shop from a young age, mastering color mixing by age 12. He later studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and honed his etching techniques in Munich, Vienna, and Paris. After moving to Canada in 1929, Hornyansky fell in love with the landscape. He became celebrated for his ability to capture Canadian historic architecture and landmarks. He was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts (RCA) and was a prominent member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Canadian Society of Graphic Art. His innovative "single-pull" color aquatint method allowed him to create prints with unmatched tonal beauty. Today, his works are held in major permanent collections, including the National Gallery of Canada and the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). Condition Report: The print appears to be in very good vintage condition with strong, crisp colors and clear margins. The frame shows minor vintage wear consistent with age but remains structurally sound and highly attractive. (Please see photos for full visual confirmation) Pickup at Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue