This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

 “Cloudy Sky&#34; by J.E.H. Macdonald

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 326 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
6 3/16 x 9 3/16
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Masters of Canada Icon “Cloudy Sky&#34; by J.E.H. Macdonald with COA Exact Size Replica

This item is a limited edition print titled &#34;Flight&#34; by the late Canadian Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist Norman Knott.   

Norman Knott (1945-2003) was a self-taught artist who lived on the Curve Lake First Nation reserve near Peterborough for the entirety of his life. Knott inspired many young Indigenous artists through his works that features both realistic and spiritual representations of wildlife.

Sheet size 13 x 18  inches

This is an unframed print in professional packaging 

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Norman Knott limited Edition print “Flight” 

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Farm House”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 264 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 20 x 24 image size is 18 x 22

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history! 
Dimensions:
20 x 24  
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Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson “Farm House” 20 x 24 with COA

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images.  

The total size including the frame is 20 x 24, the frame is black with a gold accent

This beautiful Framed hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“&#34;Near Rockingham&#34;

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 168 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

frame size 20 x 24 Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!

Please note that the frame is a match for lot 19, they would make a handsome pair
Dimensions:
20 x 24
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Framed Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson &#34;Near Rockingham&#34; with COA 20 x 24

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or bid and get the whole set!

“Split Rock” by Tom Thomson 

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 171 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. Does not in any way affect the picture, this is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
8.375 &#34; x 10.25&#34;
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Masters of Canada Icon “Split Rock” by Tom Thomson with COA 

<p>This beautiful framed hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. The frame is natural wood with a white mat. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson's publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada's Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as "By AJ Casson" - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. “Rock Cluster”........larger print, I believe from my research that this painting was also created in Madawaska Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - "The Group of Seven”. It's numbered 175 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included. MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates' Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. Frame 24 x 30, Paper size is 20 x 24. image size is 18 x 22 A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada's most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history! Dimensions: 24 x 30 Pickup category timeslot {A}</p>

Framed Group of Seven Hand Signed lithograph by A.J. Casson “Rock Cluster” 24 x 30&#34; with COA - Larger Size

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

 “Winter Village, St. Lawrence&#34; by A. Y. Jackson

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 390 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
8 1/4 x 10 3/8
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Masters of Canada Icon “Winter Village, St. Lawrence&#34; by A. Y. Jackson with COA Exact Size Replica

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

 “Street in Hull&#34; by A. Y. Jackson

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 436 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
8 1/4 x 10 3/8
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Masters of Canada Icon “Street in Hull&#34; by A. Y. Jackson with COA Exact Size Replica 

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

“Little Cauchon Lake&#34; by Tom Thomson

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 92 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos  
Dimensions:
8 3/8 x 10 1/4
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Masters of Canada Icon “Little Cauchon Lake&#34; by Tom Thomson with COA Exact Replica

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

“Birches&#34; by Tom Thomson

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 20 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
8 3/8 x 10 1/2
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Masters of Canada Icon “Birches&#34; by Tom Thomson with COA Exact Sized Replica of a Masterpiece

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images.

The total size including the frame is 20 x 24, the frame is black with a gold accent

This beautiful (framed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“&#34;Barn at Point au Chene&#34;

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 272 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

frame size is 20 x 24 Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!

Please note that the frame is a match for lot 19, they would make a handsome pair
Dimensions:
20 x 24
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Framed Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson &#34;Barn at Point au Chene&#34; with COA 20 x 24

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images.  

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Kamaniskeg Lake” autumn

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 296 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
11 x 13
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Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson &#34;Kamaniskeg Lake&#34; autumn w COA 11x13

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated.  

“Backwater”........larger print

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 342 out of only 500 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 20 x 24. image size is 18 x 22

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
20 x 24
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Group of Seven Hand Signed lithograph by A.J. Casson “Backwater” 20 x 24 inch with COA Larger Size

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

“Algonquin&#34; by Tom Thomson

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 416 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed packaging for photos 
Dimensions:
8 5/16 x 10 3/8
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Masters of Canada Icon “Algonquin&#34; by Tom Thomson with COA Exact Replica

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images. 

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Farm near Baptiste”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 215 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
11 x 13 
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Hand Signed Group of Seven Lithograph by A.J. Casson “Farm Near Baptiste” with COA 11 x 13

Beautiful Hand signed Norman Knott print &#34;Evening Call&#34; Loon

Norman Knott (1945-2003) was a self-taught artist who lived on the Curve Lake First Nation reserve near Peterborough for the entirety of his life. Knott inspired many young Indigenous artists through his works that features both realistic and spiritual representations of wildlife.

Sheet size 13 x 17. Image size 11.75 x 14.75
Dimensions:
13 x 17
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Hand Signed Norman Knott Limited Edition print &#34;Evening Call&#34; Loon

This is part of the “Master Editions Icons” of the Canadian Art Collection that features 15 paintings by members of the group of Seven. All 15 are represented in this auction to be purchased individually or get the whole set!

“Second Hand Store” by Lawren Harris

These pieces are created using a specialized process where a cast is made from the original painting, allowing the reproduction to capture the exact texture, brushstrokes, and imperfections of the original. 

This work of art is an exclusive master, edition, lithograph, printed on neutral PH Phoenix imperial, fine, art paper, employing the unique Phoenix process. The lithograph is mounted on an African hardwood panel, before being pressed into a mold simulating the feel of an original oil painting. This is number 39 of 460 ever made.

These recreations require as many as 40 hand mixed colors, which are laid down one at a time. This labour intensive procedure is further enhanced for the use of special light fast ink. Following the principles of applying light tone values first, then gradually building up the darker tones, the craftsman are able to capture, on a single colour rotary press, the subtle chromatic details of the original.

The Phoenix process was developed in Ontario by M.Bernard Loates, a man with 25 years of experience, five consecutive printing awards and a well-known genius for the archival reiteration and printing of graphic images. To describe his results as successful is not to give him due credit. They are breathtaking. Those few people who have been privileged to compare Mr. Loates recreation panels with the original works, have been moved by more than simple admiration. The astonishing fact is that Bernard himself cannot tell the difference it is literally necessary to examine the backs of the panels in order to distinguish the originals. Pictorially, the originals and their recreated panels are identical in every detail. Every brushstroke, every patch of unpainted surface, is duplicated with perfection. 

These reproductions are noted for being highly detailed, often described as having &#34;perfect fidelity&#34; to the original paintings.

Unframed, catalog shown for information but not included. Packaged. Some wear on edges of wood on the back. This is a brand new item I removed from the packaging only to take the photos 
Dimensions:
9 5/8 x 13 9/16
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Masters of Canada Icon “Second Hand Store” by Lawren Harris with COA 

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated.  

“Grey Day”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 247 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M.Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 20 x 24. image size is 13.75 x 23

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
20 x 24
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Hand signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson “Grey Day” 20 x 24 with COA Nice Size Print

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Early Snow ”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 251 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 20 x 24 image size is 18 x 22

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
20 x 24
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Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson “Early Snow” 20 x 24 with COA

Audubon / Havell / Loates Master Editions - Original Graphics 10 image collection created from the Birds of America original Audubon/ Havell engravings with one of a kind Graphic Painting. 

“Flamingo&#34;

Numbered 497 of 750 

This series is made up of 10 images and when purchased together would have been presented in the black folder that is sold as a separate lot. All 10 images are in this auction, buy one or collect them all! 

In the late 80’s and early 1990’s, Loates tackled his most challenging and creative project to date.  The John James Audubon Master Edition series of prints are among the finest made prints in the world and in 1993 Bernard was awarded for his unparalleled achievement with the prestigious Gutenberg Award of Excellence. 

Master lithographer M. Bernard Loates created these very limited edition prints of Audubon images in 1992. The goal was to recreate these pieces as Audubon would have wanted them done – all would be identical with true consistent coloring. Working from original Havell/Audubon engravings, Loates and his crew of printing and colorist master craftsmen began by stripping the images back to the original 1820’s black line engravings. Bird skins were borrowed from museums so that the colorists could accurately match the original bird colors. The colorists hand-mixed German “Light Fast” inks to match the actual live plumage of the birds depicted. Colors were added one at a time, maximum 1 color per working day, using hand-cut overlays. No image had fewer than 32 passes through the single-color press. It took up to 6 months to complete the images and nearly 70% of the stock was wasted in production testing and aligning. The extremely fine 400 line screens produce a photograph-like continuous tone image even under magnafication.  Internationally recognized as a top print in colour design.

Unframed. Professionally packaged

Sheet size 19 1/2 x 27 inches, image is 15.5 x 13.5
Dimensions:
19 x 27 
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Audubon Birds of America collection “Flamingo” 19.5 x 27 inches  

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Sun After Rain”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 165 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  Max Sold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 20 x 24 image size is 18 x 22

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history! 
Dimensions:
20 x 24  
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Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson “Sun After Rain” 20 x 24 with COA

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images. 

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. 

“Hills Little Mississippi River”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 108 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
11 x 13 inches
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Hand Signed Group of Seven lithograph by A.J. Casson “Hills Little Mississippi River”

<p>This beautiful framed hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. The frame is natural wood, the mat is white. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson's publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada's Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as "By AJ Casson" - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated. “Madawaska Valley”........larger print Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - "The Group of Seven”. It's numbered 219 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included. MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates' Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. Frame 24 x 30, Paper size is 20 x 24. image size is 18 x 22 A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada's most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history! Please note Lot 31 "Rock Cluster" is framed in a matching frame and would make a handsome pair! Dimensions: 24 x 30 Pickup category timeslot {A}</p>

Framed Group of Seven Hand Signed lithograph by A.J. Casson “Madawaska Valley” 24 x 30&#34; with COA Nice Larger Size

This lithograph is part of the famous “Casson&#39;s Cassons&#34; Volume 1 and Volume 2. They are highly sought-after, limited-edition and authorized portfolio collections. They feature artwork by famed Group of Seven member A.J. Casson. Each volume includes signed, initialed, and numbered images.  

This beautiful (unframed) hand initialed print is nicely packaged and would make a wonderful present for yourself or that art lover in your life. This collection was kept safe for many years by A.J. Casson&#39;s publisher and has now become available to the public. Important to note that these prints are all hand signed by Canada&#39;s Group Of Seven member - A.J. Casson. There are many Group Of Seven images in the secondary market that pass as signed by members of the group of seven but those are not actually signed and are usually written as &#34;By AJ Casson&#34; - these are not truly signed by the artist. This extraordinary collection is personally signed and authenticated.  

“Redmond Bay”

Hand numbered and titled, this lithograph was personally approved and hand initialed by A.J. Casson himself. A.J. Casson (1898 - 1992) was a member of the world famous Canadian artists - &#34;The Group of Seven”. It&#39;s numbered 222 out of only 300 ever produced, and a copy of the original appraisal certificate is included.  MaxSold excludes appraisal values. This lithograph was created using the M. Bernard Loates&#39; Bertone process which uses neither dots nor screens to produce this high quality piece. Mr Loates is recognized as one of the finest printing artisans and well respected as a printer and artist in his own right. This world renowned printer is best known in Canada for his work with AJ Casson - the last living member of the Group Of Seven. A.J. Casson is the only member of the ”Group of Seven” artists to personally initial any lithographs. 

Paper size is 11”x 13” image size is 9 1/4” x 11 1/2” 

The print has been professionally packaged/sealed and is ready for safe pick up. A.J. Casson died in 1992 as one of Canada&#39;s most beloved artists and the demand for his work is very strong today. We are thrilled to be sharing these pieces of Canadian history!
Dimensions:
11 x 13 
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Group of Seven Hand Signed A.J. Casson lithograph “Redmond Bay” with COA 11 x 13

Ottawa (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Paul Anka Drive

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Unframed hand-signed limited edition print "Cool Clear Water" by Canadian wildlife artist Albert Casson, numbered 116/250, sheet 15.5 x 21 in, image 10.5 x 16 in

Hand-signed numbered wildlife print "Cool Clear Water" 116/250

Full view of unframed print showing entire sheet with border and image

Close-up of wolf imagery demonstrating color and detail quality

Close-up of edition number 116/250 in pencil on lower margin

Color lithograph on paper depicting two wolves drinking from a stream against a forest backdrop, earthy browns, greys and muted greens, artist signature and edition number in pencil on lower margin

Albert Casson limited edition print 116/250

Limited edition print by Canadian wildlife artist Albert Casson. It is unframed and professionally packaged. 

“Cool Clear Water&#34;

Numbered 116/250 and Hand Signed by the artist Albert Casson

Sheet size is 15.5 x 21 inches, the image is 10.5 x 16
Dimensions:
15.5 x 21
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Lot #4: Limited Edition print “Cool Clear Water” by Canadian Wildlife Artist Albert Casson

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, March 22 2026 Category A: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Pickup Location: Paul Anka Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1V 0E2 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #4: Limited Edition print “Cool Clear Water” by Canadian Wildlife Artist Albert Casson

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, March 22 2026 Category A: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Pickup Location: Paul Anka Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1V 0E2 View Map (opens in new window)

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