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Book Synopsis: Paul Kane’s evocative paintings of mid-19th-century Canada have become a treasured part of Canada’s heritage. The Royal Ontario Museum holds the world’s largest collection of Kane’s art— 100 oil paintings and 373 sketches in graphite and watercolour. In the mid-1800s, Kane journeyed across Canada by canoe, bateau, horseback, dog sled, and snowshoes—from southern Ontario to the Pacific coast—driven by a passion to produce a visual record of Native peoples, their customs, and artifacts. His sketches in the wilderness reflect what he saw and they became the basis for the oil paintings he later completed in his studio. This is the first time that the ROM’s Kane sketches and paintings have been brought together in a beautiful, authoritative, and popular work. Every painting has been colour-matched to the original under 5500K Verda-Ray Criticolor lighting to ensure colour accuracy. Lavishly illustrated, this coffee table volume will attract the general-reader interest, the art historian, the connoisseur of art, the anthropologist, and all those interested in the culture of Aboriginal peoples. Bound in a durable cloth to serve library and other reference use. Printed and bound in Canada.
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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Paul Kane's artwork with our stunning book, "Paul Kane, the Artist: Wilderness to Studio". This remarkable volume showcases the world's largest collection of Kane's art, carefully curated by the Royal Ontario Museum.
Step back in time to the mid-19th-century as you explore Kane's evocative paintings, capturing the untamed beauty of Canada's wilderness. From southern Ontario to the awe-inspiring Pacific coast, Kane embarked on an epic journey, documenting the lives, customs, and artifacts of Native peoples along the way.
Our exquisite book brings together Kane's original sketches and oil paintings for the very first time. Each painting has been meticulously color-matched to the original using advanced Verda-Ray Criticolor lighting, guaranteeing unparalleled accuracy and vibrancy.
Showcasing these masterpieces, our coffee table volume is a must-have for art enthusiasts, history aficionados, and those passionate about the culture of Aboriginal peoples. With its lavish illustrations and authoritative content, this book is sure to captivate your imagination and leave you with a profound appreciation for Kane's artistic vision.
Printed and bound in Canada with utmost care, this durable cloth-bound volume is not only a feast for the eyes but also an investment in preserving our cultural heritage. Whether you're looking to enrich your personal library or seeking a unique gift for someone special, "Paul Kane, the Artist: Wilderness to Studio" is a treasure that will be cherished for generations to come.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this remarkable piece of Canadian history. Discover the world of Paul Kane today - order your copy now!
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