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Play Fast forward 15 seconds Download Maud Lewis's significance grew exponentially after her death, and in a way, there are three Maud Lewises: the artist, the icon, and the brand.
Winter Afternoon" by Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (via Black
4 min read · Apr 11, 2017 2 Three Black Cats, Maud Lewis In 1965, when the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) visited the one-room shack where folk artist Maud Lewis lived and worked to do a segment on her vivid, rustic work, the interviewer asked her what her favorite painting was.
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White Cat. By Maud Lewis. circa 1964 oil on panel 12 x 14 in. Cats and Animals. Share on Facebook.. If you have artwork by Maud Lewis, or need help authenticating and appraising artwork by Maud Lewis then we can help. Site Contributions. This site is made possible with sponsorship from Mayberry Fine Art.
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As we see in "Three Black Cats," these colours formed a major part of Maud Lewis' palette. "Three Black Cats" is a classic Maud Lewis motif. She repeated her subjects and scenes from memory, and cats and flowers ranked among the artist's favourite subjects. Three startled black cats stare directly at the viewer.
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Buy, Sell and Auction artwork by the artist Maud Lewis (Canadian 1903 - 1970) Maud Lewis . Find available paintings, past sales and valuation information on the artist Maud Lewis from Cowley Abbott in Toronto and Winnipeg.. MAUD LEWIS Three Black Cats. oil on masonite signed to the right 12 x 15.75 ins ( 30.5 x 40 cms ) Auction Estimate.
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Maud Kathleen Lewis (née Dowley; March 7, 1903 - July 30, 1970) was a Canadian folk artist from Nova Scotia. Living in poverty with her husband in a small house in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia, most of her life, she achieved national recognition in 1964 and 1965. Several books, plays and films have since been produced about her.
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Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis spent 32 years of her life in a one-room house on a secluded dirt road in Nova Scotia. By the time of her death in 1970, she'd covered nearly every surface of the little home with joyous paintings: Clusters of tulips filled the windows, birds and butterflies fluttered across the door.
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Play Fast forward 15 seconds Download Lewis's childhood cat was named "Fluffy," and in later years she painted several versions of her memory of this black, longhaired family cat from Yarmouth.
The Heartwarming Story of Maud Lewis, Canada’s Most Beloved Artist
Maud Lewis was a Canadian folk artist known for her distinctively flat and brightly colored paintings. Her small-scale depictions of animals and landscapes formed decorative microcosms of rural Canadian life. "As long as I've got a brush in front of me, I'm alright," she once said. Born Maud Kathleen Dowley on March 7, 1903 in rural Nova.
White Cat, Maud Lewis circa 1966 Mayberry Fine Art
Auction Estimate: $6,000.00 - $8,000.00. Price Realized $17,250.00. Sale date: May 31st 2016. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist. By descent to the current Private Collection, Alberta. Maud Lewis authority Alan Deacon estimates that this artwork was painted by the artist circa 1968/1969. A popular image for the artist, Lewis' three.
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Maud Lewis (March 7, 1903 - July 30, 1970) was a 20th-century Canadian folk artist. With a focus on subjects in nature and ordinary life and a folk style of painting, she became one of the best-known artists in Canadian history. Fast Facts: Maud Lewis Occupation: Painter and folk artist Born: March 7, 1903 in South Ohio, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Maud Lewis' paintings of flowers, cats, scenic views, and her childhood home were light, colorful, and possessed a carefree, childlike view of the world despite her hardships.
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This show highlights Maud Lewis's achievements, looking carefully at her serial repetition of images and motifs across her career. From her black cats and kittens, to her cart horses and oxen hauling logs, to her quayside scenes of ships in port and the Maritime landscape in all seasons, Maud Lewis made paintings that delight in their optimism and buoyant vitality.
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Author: Paul Gessell. Maud Lewis, "Eerie Train," circa 1949 /1950 oil on beaverboard, 12" x 12" (collection of CFFI Ventures Inc. as collected by John Risley, L2019.84.23) The McMichael Canadian Art Collection, a major gallery near Toronto, normally doesn't show paintings of adorable cats, bright flowers and oxen with impossibly long.
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KLEINBURG, Ontario — From her tiny cabin in rural Nova Scotia, the Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis painted exuberant country scenes onto particleboard, wallpaper, dustpans, or just about any.
MAUD LEWIS, THREE CATS, oil on board, 12 ins x 14.25 ins; 36
Maud Kathleen Lewis ( née Dowley; March 7, 1903 - July 30, 1970) was a Canadian folk artist from Nova Scotia. [2] She lived most of her life in poverty in a small house in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia.