MARTIN, John (Jack) (1904-1965):
The Road Mender

Drypoint. Signed and titled in pencil

MAW, Samuel Herbert (1881-1952):  
Santa Agnese, Verona

Etching and aquatint printed from two or more plates, on sturdy cream wove. Signed and titled in pencil.

NEILSON, Henry Ivan (1865-1931):
Dredging the St. Charles River

Etching and drypoint, 1913. First state of two before extensive work in the centre background, inscribed “Proof”
Provenance: The artist’s estate

NEILSON, Henry Ivan (1865-1931):
Timber Ship, Quebec

Etching with drypoint, c. 1915. Second state Unsigned proof
Provenance: The artist’s estate

NEILSON, Henry Ivan (1865-1931):
In Harbour, Quebec

Etching with drypoint, c. 1913. Second state of three. Signed and titled in pencil Provenance: The artist’s estate

NEILSON, Henry Ivan (1865-1931):
A French Canadian Village [St-Roch des Aulnaies from L’Islet]

Etching with drypoint, 1915. Second state, unsigned proof
Provenance: The artist’s estate

RAINE, Herbert (1875-1951):
Chateau de Ramezay (rear view), Montreal, P.Q.

Etching and drypoint, printed on simile-japon paper before 1920. Signed and titled in pencil

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RAINE, Herbert (1875-1951):
Old Courtyard, St. Vincent St., Montreal, P.Q. (No. 2)

Etching and aquatint, 1915-16. Signed and titled in pencil

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REINBLATT, Moe (1917-1979):  
Acrobats

Drypoint. Signed and titled in pen, numbered 55/100

ROBERTS, Tom (1909-98):
St. Laurence Market, Toronto

Linocut. Signed in pencil

SCHAEFER, Carl (1903-95):
[Wheat Sheaves]

Wood-engraving, 1936. Signed with the artist’s initials and dated in pencil

TAYLOR, Frederick B. (1906-87):
The Chamelion [a garage in Ottawa]

Etching printed on greenish hand-made paper, 1936. Gironnay 02.022.36. Signed, titled, and dated in pencil, and inscribed “Ed. of 25”, “Unique proof of this plate on this paper”.

TAYLOR, Frederick B. (1906-87):
Ghitta Caiserman Pinsky

Soft-ground etching 1949. Gironnay 06.031.49 Signed, dated, and inscribed “Unique proof at second state” (of five)
Provenance: The artist’s estate

WATSON, Homer (1855-1936):
Horseman on a Road

Etching, initialed in the plate