Toronto Art Auction Results
Thursday, November 27th, 2008Joyner Waddington’s auction of fine Canadian art in Toronto resulted in sales of 200 of the 303 lots on offer, taking a total of $415,000, including buyer’s premium.
Joyner Waddington’s auction of fine Canadian art in Toronto resulted in sales of 200 of the 303 lots on offer, taking a total of $415,000, including buyer’s premium.
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A rare print of a 396-year-old map of Canada made by French explorer Samuel de Champlain has sold at an auction in England for nearly $250,000, three times the estimated price.
It was described by Sotheby’s as “perhaps the most important single map” in Canadian history.
On November 13, 2008 Sotheby’s London will auction a large, finely-engraved map of the northeast part of America, drawn by “The Father of New France”, Samuel de Champlain (est. £30,000-40,000). Champlain’s very rare map of 1612 is considered the most important single map in the history of Canada, and can be regarded as a foundation [...]
A.Y. Jackson’s 1937 oil painting, Alberta Foothills, is expected to fetch $125,000 to $175,000 during the next Heffel Fine Art Auction.
The 25 x 32 in signed landscape depicts Alberta’s prairie.
The auction takes place Nov. 19 at Toronto’s Park Hyatt Hotel.
Preview at: Heffel Gallery Montreal
Auction info www.heffel.com