Bill Schwarz New Work

Leslie Watts Portrait Chrystia Freeland

Chrystia Freeland's portrait for Rhodes House, Oxford, UK by Stratford artist Leslie Watts.
Last fall Leslie received a commission from the RP (Royal Society of Portrait Painters) in the UK: a portrait of Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chrystia Freeland, for Rhodes House in Oxford. The portrait is now hanging above the Head Table in Milner Hall, alongside Nelson Mandela, Cecil Rhodes, and the Second Century founders. We are delighted to share these photos of the painting as Leslie photographed it before sending it to Oxford, and as it now looks in its frame at Rhodes House.
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Leslie Watts 'Oil Paintings'

 Grapes & Figs, oil on cradled panel, 11 x 14"

 Two Pots, oil on cradled panel, 16 x 20"

Blue Barn, oil on cradled panel, 10 x 12" 

O'Loane Intersection, oil on cradled panel, 10 x 10"

Four of the twenty four oil paintings by Leslie Watts currently in the exhibition 'Oil Paintings'. The exhibit continues until June 8, 2018. 

Saturday Early Closing

 Closing at 5:00 pm on Saturday May 26th 

 Leslie Watts show will open at 7:00 pm

"Jasmine & Jay", oil on cradled panel, 14 x 14"

Leslie Watts Opening

Shannon Reynolds

"Three Pieces of Cut Fig", 8x8", oil on board

 "Four Pieces of Cut Fig", 8x8", oil on board

 "Two Pieces of Cut Fig", 8x8", oil on board

We are excited to have three new oil paintings by Shannon Reynolds, one of our gallery artists from Kitchener, Ontario.

Thomas Aitkin & Kate Hyde

A taste of spring on these beautiful pieces by Thomas Aitken and Kate Hyde. 

Algonquin Park

 David Sharpe, "Winter Afternoon - Algonquin", acrylic on panel, 18 x 24"

Alan Dhingra, "Algonquin Park Moose", mixed media on panel, 20 x 20"

David Sharpe's "Winter Afternoon Algonquin" and Alan Dhingra's "Algonquin Park Moose" show how one landscape can inspire two very different art pieces. 

Tanya Zaryski

Tanya Zaryski's rendering of "Spring Fields" looks very much like the countryside around Stratford these days. We hope that very soon some green will start to appear!