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Andrews, Debra
Arntzen, Arnt
Atyeo, Brian
Baron, Joan
Bennett,Linda
Benyei, Andrew
Bott, Nicholas
Brady, Lee
Brinton, Karol Dalyce
Burrow, John
Clifford, Neil
Darby, Darryl
Doruyter, Karel
Downs, Michael
Drouin, Jose
Duma, William
Dunlop, Les
Elder, Manon
Enns, Maureen
Evamy, Zoë
Forsythe, Graham
Foulger, Rick
Genn, Robert
Grisdale, Frank
Goerg, Richard
Gottselig Susan
Hayashi, Randy
Heath, Mel
Heine, Jerry
Helwig, Alice
Hinz, Roy
Heringer, Paul
Inuit Sculptures
Inuit Drawings & Prints
Jackson, John
Jenkins, Cathryn
Jenkins, Fran
Johnson, Gail
Jones, Linda
Kauppi, Linda
Lawrence, Peter
Laycock, Brent
Leman, Kellie
Li, Ken
Lightstone, Marilyn
Malin, Lynn
McCarthy, Doris
McKay, Peter & Melody
Michael, Judy
Modlinski, Dominik
Montpetit, David
Mravik, Richard
Norris, Destanne
O'Young, Kayo
Phelan, Jan
Posyniak, Teresa
Prouse, Rod
Reid, Jack
Reimer, Christine
Reilly-Roe, Alisha
Reynolds, Ursula
Ruby Radish
Schumm, Tim
Sinclair, Robert
Shaughnessy, Peter
Smith-Dixson, Kendra
Solar, Fran
Tch, Slava
Thierfelder, Vivian
Vest, Jim
Vandenbrink, Jake
Wacko, Wendy
Waidman, Allan
Way, Diane
Weir, Libby
Wilder, Linda
Wolcoski, Corrinne
Georgian Bay Retreat


   

Graham Forsythe

"A Touch of Pink"
48" x 36"
oil on canvas

 

Boreal Pond

"Boreal Pond"
36" x 36"
oil on canvas

 

Cottage Country

"Cottage Country"
30" x 36"
oil on canvas

 

Alder Grove

"Alder Grove"
30" x 24"
oil on canvas

 

Autumn Mosaic

"Autumn Mosaic"
40" x 120"
oil on canvas

 

Blackcomb Gathering

"Blackcomb Gathering"
10" x 8"
oil on canvas

 

Brothers

"Brothers"
8" x 10"
oil on canvas

 

Kawartha Vista

"Kawartha Vista"
36" x 90"
oil on canvas

 

Little Monarchs

"Little Monarchs"
8" x 10"
oil on canvas

 

Lone Ranger

"Lone Ranger"
48" x 24"
oil on canvas

 

Party of Five

"Party of Five"
36" x 30"
oil on canvas

 

Tickets

"Tickets"
8 x 10
oil on canvas

 

Village Square

"Village Square"
24 x 30
oil on canvas

 

Waiting for the Train

"Waiting for the Train"
10 x 8
oil on canvas

 

Art Workshop

"Art Workshop"
24"x30"
oil on canvas

 

Spring Day

"Spring Day"
30"x24"
oil on canvas

 

Green Symphony

"Green Symphony"
48"x72"
Oil on Canvas

 



"Yellow Splash"
30" x 24"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Into the Wild"
48" x 36"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Autumn Symphony"
36" x 36"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Chill"
16" x 20"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Algonquin Solitude"
16" x 20"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Prairie Mosaic"
24" x 48"
Oil on Canvas

 

"Autumn Parade 1"
20" x 60"
Oil on Canvas

 

Salt water

"Salt water"
oil on canvas
20x24

 

"Maroon Splash"
oil on canvas
20x48

 

"Tanglewood"
oil on canvas
36 x 30

 

September Parade

"September Parade" - SOLD
36 x 60
oil on canvas

 

Sioux Hills - triptych

"Sioux Hills - triptych" - SOLD
30x90"
Oil on Canvas

 

Wonderland

"Wonderland" - SOLD
36 x 36
oil on canvas

 

"Safe Harbor" - SOLD
oil on canvas
"36x30

 

A Patch of Blue

"A Patch of Blue" - SOLD
36" x 30"
Oil on Canvas

 

Forsyth

'Natarajasana - Cosmic Dance' - SOLD
oil on canvas
48"x24"

 

"Skidoo" - SOLD
30" x 36"
Oil on Canvas

 

 

GRAHAM FORSYTHE

Graham Forsythe was born in Ireland and immigrated to Canada where he earned citizenship in 1970. After attaining a BA degree from the University of Guelph he began to write short stories and psychological thrillers. As a young adult Forsythe traveled extensively, from the South Pacific to the Queen Charlottes, tapping into various adventures and experiences. However, it was not until he received an operation correcting his blurred, shadowy vision in 1991 that he could fully appreciate his surroundings and begin to paint. Recording all that had suddenly become visible to him — shapes, spaces and colors — seemed like a necessary and logical step.

Graham Forsythe's vibrant paintings display a palpable sense of enthusiasm about life. The excitement captured on canvas mirrors a life full of creating and reaching for something more. Forsythe's paintings take the forms of still-lifes, landscapes and luminous abstracts. This self-taught artist credits his optical operation and his travels as his most valuable artistic influences. Forsythe does not categorize his paintings but instead finds that "painting can be like meditation... without the prejudices of historical reference or anticipation of its outcome.

 

ARTIST'S STATEMENT

"Pablo Picasso said, "Art is the lie that tells the truth". For me, no truer words describe art better. Great artists are like alchemists. Where the chemist uses magic to turn lead into gold, the Artist manipulates rubs of synthetic color to capture a three dimensional subject on a two dimensional surface, but without character, a painting is little more than an arrangement of color and design. Herein lies the reason why I paint - to understand the nature of what I see and to share my passion with you. If I can unveil the essence of what I see into my paintings, they will transcend mere decoration and take on a life of their own. Everything has its own unique character, and once it reveals itself to me then my job is to rub the canvas and communicate this truth to you."

 

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