One of Homer Watson's first pupils, Ralph Conner began painting in his twenties. He was a founding member and past president of the Kitchener Waterloo Society of Artists. On many occasions, his work was accepted and hung in exhibitions of the Royal Canadian Academy and the Ontario Society of Artists.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
"Queen Victoria, Galt"
At Alison's. I vaguely remember George telling me this was in Galt. Perhaps I should just say Cambridge...
Solitude
At Alison's. According to the sticker on the back, this painting was exhibited at the Eleventh Annual Western Art Exhibition in 1951. It is also named in the exhibition catalogue for the 2nd Annual Winter Exhibit at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, 1949
Television, Preston Highway, 1951
At Alison's. This was a painting that Ralph painted many times. The sign advertising the tv is on the outhouse.
This is a not very good copy of the version at Richard's house. Once I get a better copy I'll post it.
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