William Ogilvie 1901/89 Oaxaca Ink/Watercolor 1969

William Ogilvie, Canadian (1901 - 1989), Oaxaca 1969, Ink And Watercolour (37 X 26 Cm).
Vilijam Ogilvi - Pijaca Oxaca-Mexico, Mastilo/Akvarel 1969.
Dimenzije slike su 37 x 26 cm.
Dimenzije sa ramom su 56 x 45,50 cm!
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Royal Collection - Library, Windsor Castle
National Gallery of Canada
Art Gallery of Ontario
Art Gallery of Hamilton
London Regional Art Gallery
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Edmonton Art Gallery
Sarnia Public Art Gallery
Hart House, U. of T.
Tom Thomson Memorial Gallery 
Bio je član;  
Royal Canadian Academy
The Canadian Group of Painters
The Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour
Nagrade;  
Official Canadian War Artist, Awarded the M. B. E. (Mil. )
Canadian Government Overseas Royal Society Fellowship
Member, Order of Canada - 1979

His war paintings are deposited in the collection of the Canadian War Museum, Ottawa. After discharge from the Army he returned to teaching and painting at the Banff School of Fine Art (summer, 1946); Ontario College of Art (1947-57); Queen’s University School of Fine Art (summer, 1947); Mount Allison University (summer, 1958). He received a Canadian Government Overseas Royal Society Fellowship to study in Italy (1957-58). About this time he joined a geophysical expedition from the University of Toronto during International Geophysical Year, to witness the scientists measure and map the Salmon Glacier on the border of B. C. and Alaska. Ogilvie sketched and painted the huge icefield, the mountains, the peculiar rock formations and the colourful flora in the area then returned to his studio in Toronto. In September of that same year these paintings were exhibited at the Hart House art gallery coinciding with the assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics held at the Uni­ versity of Toronto. He continued to exhibit with the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour and the Canadian Group of Painters. He made return trips to South Africa, Mexico, and in Canada he recorded his impressions of Georgian Bay and areas of Southern Ontario. He was commissioned to design a window to commemorate Hart House’s 50th Anniversary and the window was dedicated to Vincent Massey. Good reproduction of Ogilvie’s paintings can be found in Eliza­ beth Kilbourn’s Great Canadian Painting (1966, P. 47) and Paul Duval’s Four Decades (1972, P. 130). Since 1960 he has been special lecturer in Historical Tech­ niques of Painting at the University of Toronto. His one-man shows include the following: Picture Loan Society, Toronto (annually 1934-66); Gainsborough Galleries, Johannesburg, South Africa (1954); Hart House, U. of T. (1957, 1962); Adler Fielding Gallery, Johannesburg (1963); Victoria College, U. of T. (1964); Wells Gallery, Ottawa (1966, 1967); Fleet Gallery, Winnipeg, Man. (1966); Roberts Gallery, Tor. (1967, 1969, 1971, -). Over the years he has exhibited in many group shows national and international and the very first exhibition of the Cana­ dian Group of Painters in Atlantic City, NJ. (1933); South Dominions (1936); Tate Gallery, Lond. , Eng. (1938); World’s Fair (1939); Brussels, War Art (1944); NGC, Ottawa, War Art (1945-46); Rio de Janiero (1946); U. N. E. S. C. O. (1946); The Fourth Biennial Exhibition of Canadian Art (1961). Paul Duval notes in his Four Decades that Ogilvie holds a significant place in the writing of the history of mid-century Canadian art for his work in water colours. He is represented in the following collections: Edmonton Art Gallery, Alta. ; Art Gallery of Winnipeg, Man. ; Sarnia Art Gallery, Ont. ; London Public Library and Art Museum, Ont. ; Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ont. ; Art Gallery of Ontario, Tor. ; Hart House, Univ. Tor. ; National Gallery of Canada, Ott. ; Canadian War Museums, Ott. and in many private collections. He lives in Palgrave (Albion Hills) Ontario with his wife Sheelah.