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2009 Oil - Gloomy Cliff View

2009

A bold, semi abstract in acrylic, showing a darkened yet dazzling sea cave interior. The artist has signed, dated and inscribed to the lower right. On canvas.

A beautiful coastal landscape of impressive size, showing a verdant islet surrounded by vivid blue sea. The painting is unsigned and presented in a substantial white frame. On canvas...

An impressionist view of mountain dwellings beneath scattered clouds. Signed by the artist to the lower right. On canvas on stretchers.

A charming oil study of a valley running through a mountainous landscape in an impressionist style. Unsigned. On canvas.

The artwork "Cliff"...a lot of blue of sea and sky and a spot of a lonely rock illuminated by the sun. This work in a new style of Budanov is executed on a long stretched canvas 20"...

Dorothy Knowles, Canadian, b. 1927 Watercolour, 1982 22 1/2 x 30 in signed lower right PROVENANCE Property from the Collection of Theo Waddington, London, UK framed Dorothy Knowles Biography (1927 - 2023) RCA Dorothy Elsie Knowles was born on April 7, 1927 in Unity, Saskatchewan. She grew up on a farm overlooking a Prairie valley and initially had no plans to become a painter, studying biology at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon between 1944 and 1948. At the time of her graduation, a friend persuaded her to enroll in a six-week summer course given by the University of Saskatchewan at Emma Lake. The course was led by Reta Cowley from Saskatoon and James Frederick Finley from the Ontario College of Art and under their guidance young Dorothy found a proclivity for art. Upon her return to Saskatoon she continued to study painting under Eli Bornstein...

Dorothy Knowles, Canadian, b. 1927 Watercolour, 1982 30 x 22 1/2 in 76.2 x 56.2cm signed and dated ‘D.Knowles.82.’ (lower right) PROVENANCE Property from the Collection of Theo Waddington, London, UK framed Dorothy Knowles Biography (1927 - 2023) RCA Dorothy Elsie Knowles was born on April 7, 1927 in Unity, Saskatchewan. She grew up on a farm overlooking a Prairie valley and initially had no plans to become a painter, studying biology at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon between 1944 and 1948. At the time of her graduation, a friend persuaded her to enroll in a six-week summer course given by the University of Saskatchewan at Emma Lake. The course was led by Reta Cowley from Saskatoon and James Frederick Finley from the Ontario College of Art and under their guidance young Dorothy found a proclivity for art. Upon her return to Saskatoon she continued to study painting under Eli Bornstein...