All was not lost though, they have a few Impressionist paintings and others that I liked.
Here are a selection of the paintings that I enjoyed. Apologies for the quality, I had to take them on my iPhone.
Raoul Dufy – Hyeres Square, the Obelisk and the
Bandstand
Pierre Bonnard – Autumn Landscape
Pierre Bonnard – Table Laid for Dessert
Jan Van Goyen – Peasant Cottage
Alfred Sisley – Saint-Mammes, Grey Weather
Pierre Auguste Renoir – The Seine at Chatou
Claude Monet – Etretat L’Aiguille and the Porte
d’Aval
Alfred Sisley – Landscape near Moret
Claude Monet – Vetheuil in Summer
Camille Pissarro – Poplars, Grey Weather, Eragny
Alfred Sisley – View of Marly-le-Roi: Sunlight
Marc Chagall – Over Vitebsk
Hendrick Andriessen – Still Life (Vanitas)
Aelbery Cuyp – View of Dordrecht
Jan Van Goyen – View of Rhenen
Salomon Van Ruysdael – The Ferry Boat
Cornelius Krieghoff – Village Scene in Winter
Franklin Carmichael – Cranberry Lake
Franklin Carmichael – Houses in Servern Bridge
A.J Casson – Mountain Ash (Rowanberries)
J.E.H MacDonald – Laurentian County, Winter
Lawren S Harris - Houses, Richmond Street
A.Y Jackson – Red Barn, Petite Riviere
Lawren S Harris – Street Scene with Figures,
Hamilton & In The Ward, Toronto
Emily Carr - Gitwangak, Queen Charlotte Islands
Cornelius Krieghoff - The Narrows on Lake St
Charles
Cornelius Krieghoff - Sillery Cove, Quebec
Cornelius Krieghoff – Clearing Land near the St
Maurice River
Cornelius Krieghoff – Council, Lorette Indians,
Lake St.Charles Country
Cornelius Krieghoff – Ginger, the Colonel’s Dog
Cornelius Krieghoff – The Owlshead from Round
Lake, Lake Memphremagog
Kenneth Campbell Lochead – Dark Green Centre
Alex Colville – Elm Tree at Horton Landing
Jack Chambers – Meadow
Stewart Westmacott – The Falls of Niagara Taken
from the American Side
Guido Molinari – Green-Red Serial Mutation
Helen McNicoll – Interior
Mary Hiester Reid – A Study in Greys
F McGillivray Knowles – A Breezy Day
As you can see, I was rather fond of Cornelius Krieghoff. He was a member of the "Group of Seven".
