Showing posts with label Heffel Art Auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heffel Art Auction. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Top Ten Works of Art Sold by Heffel in 2010




1. Lawren Harris ~ Bylot Island I
Sold for $2,808,000
2. Lawren Harris ~ Arctic Sketch IX
Sold for $1,521,000
3. Alexander Colville ~ Man on Verandah
Sold for $1,287,000*
4. Jean~Paul Riopelle ~ Sans titre
Sold for $1,111,500
5. Arthur Lismer ~ The Sheep’s Nose, Bon Echo
Sold for $1,111,500*
6. Lawren Harris ~ Winter
Sold for $731,250
7. Bill Reid ~ Killer Whale (Chief of the Undersea World)
Sold for $702,000*
8. Lawren Harris ~ Houses, Winter, City Painting V
Sold for $702,000
9. Jean Paul Lemieux ~ Ti~Gus
Sold for $672,750*
10. Albert Henry Robinson ~ St~Urbain
Sold for $614,250

Picture of Bill Reid's Killer Whale, captured from Freespiritgallery.ca. Please click here to visit the site.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

November is Art Auction Month in Canada

November 23rd: Sotheby's at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Please click here to view the auction catalogue


November 25th: Heffels, Park Hyatt Hotel, Toronto
Please click here to read the Heffel auction notice.


Important Notice - The Heffel auction in Vancouver, this past spring was live streamed onto the web.

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