JOYCE WIELAND "VICTORIAN GIRL" DRAWING, 1980Joyce Wieland (1931 1998) was one of the most accomplished and versatile Canadian artists of the 20th century. Emerging on the Toronto art scene at the beginning of the 1960s, over the course of her career Wieland explored the role of women, the body, nationalism, and intimacy using a variety of mediums. As well as drawing and painting, the artist utilized untraditional materials such as quilts and lipstick. Traditionally seen as feminine and craft

This work was included in our recent Charles Pachter exhibition

and intimacy using a variety of mediums

25"H 11"W (work)

Charles Pachter holds the prestigious position of Officer of the Order of Canada and is also a recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee medal

” a pageant queen roamed the isles of the AGO

His works can be found in the permanent collections of the Tate London

In 1955 Lochhead created the Emma Lake Professional Artists' workshop

Like the best abstract artists of his generation

College Street subway station)

In the early 1980's Charles Pachter approached the chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) to do a Hockey-themed mural at the College Street subway station

In New York City

Numbered in pen on verso along with authentication label and inkstamp