Ralph Conner (1895 - 1951)

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.

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Fergus, 1951

At Chad's

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"River in Summer"

At Chad's.

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Floodgate, Conestoga

At Chad's.

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White House at Bridgeport, 1951

At Adam's. This is a copy of the same painting from the publication "Artists of Waterloo County" without the reflection.

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"City Church, Winter"

At Adam's. I wonder if this could be St. George's Church located on Woolwich Street in Guelph

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This is an archive of the paintings of my grandfather, Ralph Conner. These images have been compiled by me to create a comprehensive virtual gallery of his work. Most of the images are of works still in the family collection; otherwise I have attempted to credit the owners where possible.

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