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This session is closed for bidding.
Current bid: $50,000 CAD
Bidding History
Paddle # Date Amount

823433 31-Mar-2022 08:00:59 AM $50,000

816511 21-Mar-2022 10:43:28 PM $47,500 AutoBid

39042 21-Mar-2022 10:43:28 PM $45,000

816511 21-Mar-2022 03:46:44 PM $42,500 AutoBid

39042 19-Mar-2022 11:51:06 PM $40,000

816511 19-Mar-2022 07:58:29 PM $37,500

39042 19-Mar-2022 01:56:00 AM $35,000

816511 13-Mar-2022 12:40:37 AM $32,500

39042 12-Mar-2022 09:00:53 AM $30,000

816511 11-Mar-2022 07:33:58 PM $27,500

29993 10-Mar-2022 08:10:33 PM $25,000

816511 09-Mar-2022 11:25:49 AM $22,500

39042 09-Mar-2022 11:25:35 AM $20,000 AutoBid

816511 09-Mar-2022 11:25:35 AM $19,000

39042 09-Mar-2022 11:25:22 AM $18,000 AutoBid

816511 09-Mar-2022 11:25:22 AM $17,000

39042 09-Mar-2022 11:25:03 AM $16,000 AutoBid

816511 09-Mar-2022 11:25:03 AM $15,000

39042 08-Mar-2022 05:37:27 PM $14,000 AutoBid

26072 08-Mar-2022 05:37:27 PM $13,000

39042 06-Mar-2022 01:51:22 PM $12,000 AutoBid

The bidding history list updated on: Thursday, April 18, 2024 03:47:12

LOT 011

OC SCA
1926 - 2015
Canadian

Portage to the River
acrylic on canvas
signed and on verso signed twice, titled and dated 1985
36 x 48 in, 91.4 x 121.9 cm

Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000 CAD

Sold for: $61,250

Preview at: Heffel Calgary - 220 Manning Road NE, Unit 1080

PROVENANCE
Private Collection, Ontario


Born In 1968, in Wingate, England, Ted Harrison ventured to the quaint town of Carcross, Yukon to pursue teaching, and was immediately stunned by the beauty of the Canadian north. Contrary to Harrison’s formal academic training at the West Hartlepool School of Art, he began to express this newfound affinity through rhythmic blocks of vivid colour, as an ode to the pure vitality of the Yukon landscapes. The mysticism that Harrison acknowledged in his works manifests in Portage to the River. The energetic lines in the distant yet engulfing apricot sky seem to expand across and wrap around the canvas, and conveys a playfulness to the piece, while delicate pinks and purples give life to the stream directly below. Despite the lingering twilight, the children, alongside the curious wildlife in the foreground, do not seem ready to go home. It is as if the deepening evening glow emulated by Harrison’s rich palette does not call for the end of the daily adventures, but rather as a beckoning to wander further into the wonders of the soaring mountain range.


All prices are in Canadian Dollars


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