John Hartman
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Bay de Verde -
Port de Grave from Above, Looking North -
Salmon Cove from Above -
St. John's Harbour from Above the Dry-docks -
St. John's Harbour -
Bay de Verde -
Grates Cove -
Port de Grave, from Above, Looking South -
Upper Island Cove -
Landslide at Harbour Breton -
Salvage -
English Harbour West -
Keels -
Fox Head -
Blow Me Down Head -
Snow Squall over Griquet -
St. John's Harbour -
Brigus -
Apotheosis of Gilbert D. second state -
Apotheosis of Gilbert D -
The North Shore -
Margaret and Enoch -
Luke Talks with Jesus on the Telephone -
The Devil Appears to Steven W -
Adam Naming the Plants and Animals -
John Spade's Winter Camp -
Scraping and Drying Skins, Roy M's House -
After the Moose Hunt -
The Kwondibens Family -
Pumping Oil -
Brule -
Richard Spade's House -
The Artist's Home -
The Collapse of the Christian Mission to the Hurons -
Horse and Demon Vision -
Penetanguishene Harbour and Magazine Island
Christina Parker Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings, pastels and drypoint/etchings with celebrated Canadian artist John Hartman. This will mark the artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery.
Christina Parker Gallery formally introduced the work of John Hartman to St. John’s in 1991 in the inaugural exhibition titled John Hartman: Drypoints, Lithographs and Pastels. In honour of Hartman’s 25+ year relationship with the gallery we are celebrating with an exhibition of selected rare drypoint/etchings from 1985 – 2000 as well as new paintings and pastels created especially for this exhibition.
The exhibition John Hartman chronicles the artist’s interest in Newfoundland as an inspiration to make art and the genuine connection he holds with the land, the culture and the people of the province.