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you say? We have some of those, including this fine specimen by the great Kenojuak Ashevak (Inuit 1927-2013). Long Feathered Owl, 1994, Stonecut on paper, Michael and Gail Golych Collection © Dorset Fine Arts

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Towards the end of his life, John Constable supervised and published a series of mezzotints based on a selection of his paintings of English landscapes. Our from that series is Summer Morning (Dedham Vale), 1831 by David Lucas. Levy Bequest Purchase

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We love the behind-the-scenes peeks on Day! Before and after pics of our Lawren Harris oil, Near Mongoose Lake, Algoma c.1918-1922. Gift of John and Georgia Parsons. Beautifully conserved by the Canadian Conservation Institute in 2013.

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It's acrylic paint: a fast drying, versatile, water-based paint popularized in the 1960s.
IMAGE: William Perehudoff (Canadian, 1919-2013), Andante AC 76 1976, Acrylic on canvas, Gift of Mr. A. Hugh Clark

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Tomorrow at 12:30! professor Spencer Pope will be speaking at the Museum about coins from to today. Free and open to the public. https://t.co/XenHlnyUWY

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Morning Toilet, 1953 etching by Irish-born Canadian artist George Wallace (1920-2009), who taught at McMaster University for 25 years.

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Our Vault View of the Week is La Plonge 9, 1975 by William Perehudoff (Canadian 1918 - 2013) collection. Gift of Gordon Eberts.

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Enjoy this detail of a father at play in Soroseelutu Ashoona's stonecut print © Dorset Fine Arts. Generously gifted to McMaster by Mr. W.M. Berry who purchased many early Inuit prints while visiting his sons working in Cape Dorset.

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Flying Near the Rainbow, 1980 by Napatchie Pootoogook (#Inuit, b. Sako, Baffin Island, 1938 - d. Cape Dorset, 2002), stonecut and stencil on paper, The Michael and Gail Golych Collection © Dorset Fine Arts

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A rare happy family scene by German artist Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945) She made “Greeting” 1892 to commemorate the birth of her first child and went into labour while working on it. collection.

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