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BIGGS' GALLERY & FRAMING SHOP @ 15165 YONGE ST. IN AURORA SINCE 1978
GALLERY OPEN WEEKDAYS & SAT. @ 9:30am
CLOSED MONDAYS (until May)
GALLERY OPEN WEEKDAYS & SAT. @ 9:30am
CLOSED MONDAYS (until May)
ARTIST DIRECTORY
"Frosty Morning - Blue Jay"
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ON SALE NOW!!! Robert Bateman "Frosty Morning - Blue Jay" |
A.J. Casson Estate page (click here)
Group of Seven artist, oils and watercolours, painted Ontario's provincial landscapes exclusively.
Limited edition lithographs by A.J. Casson.
Vintage authentic signed reproductions signed by the artist during his lifetime.
Group of Seven artist, oils and watercolours, painted Ontario's provincial landscapes exclusively.
Limited edition lithographs by A.J. Casson.
Vintage authentic signed reproductions signed by the artist during his lifetime.
"Late Flurry" large single 18" x 22" Reg. $695 (framed) / $400 (unframed)
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"Farm House March Day" large single 18" x 22" Reg. $400 (unframed)
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Discover the difference limited edition art can make to your home or office interior!
"Country Chef" #25 AP HE $3995 (unframed)
NEW OLD STOCK
Pino (1939 - 2010) had released some "one of a kind" hand-embellished and hand coloured canvas editions that were still available new in 2018. There will never be any more of these produced.
UNFRAMED GICLEE CANVASES BY PINO
Soft romantic character.
Rare low edition number hand-embellished giclee canvases
Pino (1939 - 2010) had released some "one of a kind" hand-embellished and hand coloured canvas editions that were still available new in 2018. There will never be any more of these produced.
UNFRAMED GICLEE CANVASES BY PINO
Soft romantic character.
Rare low edition number hand-embellished giclee canvases
HIGH QUALITY WILDLIFE ART
MILLPOND PRESS PUBLISHED LIMITED EDITION REPRODUCTIONS FROM THE TOP ARTISTS INCLUDING ROBERT BATEMAN,
JOHN SEEREY-LESTER, RON PARKER, CARL BRENDERS, TERRY ISAAC, AND OTHERS.
DISCOVER THE WORLD OF WILDLIFE ART!
BIGGS' GALLERY HAS A LARGE INVENTORY OF VINTAGE MINT CONDITION MILLPOND PRESS PRINTS.
MILLPOND PRESS PUBLISHED LIMITED EDITION REPRODUCTIONS FROM THE TOP ARTISTS INCLUDING ROBERT BATEMAN,
JOHN SEEREY-LESTER, RON PARKER, CARL BRENDERS, TERRY ISAAC, AND OTHERS.
DISCOVER THE WORLD OF WILDLIFE ART!
BIGGS' GALLERY HAS A LARGE INVENTORY OF VINTAGE MINT CONDITION MILLPOND PRESS PRINTS.
CLASSIC VINTAGE MILLPOND PRESS LITHOGRAPHS
Many of these first ed. paper lithographs were SOLD OUT at the publisher.
Prints may be purchased framed or unframed from the gallery.
Many of these first ed. paper lithographs were SOLD OUT at the publisher.
Prints may be purchased framed or unframed from the gallery.
Reg. $695
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8/84 Millpond Press brochure
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Released by Millpond Press in August of 1984. "May Maple - Scarlet Tanager" 950 s/n 13" x 19.75" original issue $245. Published from an acrylic painting.
MAY MAPLE -- SCARLET TANAGER
Piranga olivacea
"The scarlet tanager is perhaps the most vivid, almost tropical-looking bird of the
temperate zone. He seems out of place in the green deciduous forests of the
northeast, but that is where he belongs. The red is really what I call vermilion,
a sort of orange red rather than scarlet. It seems to be lit from within,
even on dull days.
Each year my first view of this bird is in midspring, just as the maple leaves begin to
push out of their buds. They are usually wrinkled and rusty as they start to unfold. The
sugar maple flowers are already in full bloom, but they are seldom noticed by people.
If, however you examine them closely, you will find them very spectacular in a diminutive
way. I feel that the long dangling stamens fit with the opulent look of the tanager."
-- Robert Bateman
Piranga olivacea
"The scarlet tanager is perhaps the most vivid, almost tropical-looking bird of the
temperate zone. He seems out of place in the green deciduous forests of the
northeast, but that is where he belongs. The red is really what I call vermilion,
a sort of orange red rather than scarlet. It seems to be lit from within,
even on dull days.
Each year my first view of this bird is in midspring, just as the maple leaves begin to
push out of their buds. They are usually wrinkled and rusty as they start to unfold. The
sugar maple flowers are already in full bloom, but they are seldom noticed by people.
If, however you examine them closely, you will find them very spectacular in a diminutive
way. I feel that the long dangling stamens fit with the opulent look of the tanager."
-- Robert Bateman
Biggs' Gallery in Aurora
Just south of Wellington (east side)
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