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1880 |
1890 |
1900 |
1910 |
1920 |
1930 |
1940 |
1950 |
1960 |
1970 |
1980 |
1990 |
2000 |
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1903
Clara Irvine - Decorative arts
1916
Inglis Sheldon-Williams - Painting
1963
Arthur F. McKay - Painting |
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1972
Victor Cicansky - Sculpture |
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1984
Bob Boyer - Painting |
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1995
Joe Fafard - Sculpture |
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1995
Edward Poitras - Sculpture |
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1997
Jeannie Mah - Sculpture |
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1965
Claude Breeze - Painting |
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1984
Don Proch - Sculpture |
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1986
Caroline Dukes - Painting |
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1885
Robert Harris - Painting |
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1918
Lawren Harris - Painting |
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1963
Michael Snow - Painting |
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1969
Norval Morisseau - Painting |
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1973
Yves Gaucher - Painting |
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1984
Shelagh Alexander - Photography |
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1956
Hans Hofman - Painting |
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1963
Edward Kienholz - Sculpture |
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1990
Roy DeForest - Painting |
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1881
Auguste Rodin - Sculpture |
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1896
Pierre Bonnard - Print |
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1913
Franz Marc - Print |
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1922
Theo van Doesburg - Print |
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Once
their authenticity is established, paintings, scultpures, drawings, prints,
and photographs are classified by category. Since the 18th century, art historians
have classified works first according to cultural and geographic provenance,
then by medium, and finally by date of execution and artist's name. This system
of classification enables specialists to observe the evolution of art. Among
galleries classifying their collections according to these principles is the
MacKenzie Art Gallery.
