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3081Dieter Schlatter (19402020) was a Swiss born, British Columbiabased artist whose richly layered paintings reflect a lifetime of creative exploration and intellectual depth. Beginning his artistic journey as a black and white photographer and published author in Europe, Schlatter later turned fully to painting in 1990, embracing it as his most powerful form of expression. Entirely self taught, he developed a distinctive style rooted in art history yet

photographs

Wood Buffalo National Park is home to the largest free-ranging herd of woodland bison in the world

making her paintings a visually engaging and meditative addition to any collection

and western landscapes

composing his most cherished themes from his imagination

simple lines and gentle subjects

and a meaningful connection to the Kwakwaka’wakw way of life

tactile approach to sculpture

Donna Jo Massie is a watercolour artist living and working in the heart of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta

For a moment

he has developed a distinctive style that blends technical skill with expressive colour and movement

Inuit sculpture is a powerful and enduring form of Arctic art that reflects the deep cultural traditions