Whitney Lewis-Smith "Dancer # 2"Whitney Lewis Smith 2013 Dry Plate Photo ink on Archival Paper 1 of 10 30 X 38 in. Provenance: Directly from the artist's studio, owned by the gallery. Whitney Lewis Smiths art practice, explores humanitys relationship with the natural world. Lewis Smith completed her photographic education at the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa and her work is in many prominent private and public collections, including the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, the City of

36 X 72 in

and ‘Conspiracy’) and three etchings with aquatint (‘March of the Weavers’

By searching I would find my way

French literature at the Sorbonne and painting and graphics at the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan

"I created this piece by using fluid inks over a chalk painted panel

"The picture in the middle is a woman showing her womaness a strong woman personality

and retaliatory slaughter

pen and ink on paper

Also the big Oak tree trunk

Miriam Ramsay Holland (1904-1953) was a Montréal artist who worked in oils alongside the Beaver Hall Group

"This one was a lot of fun to do

sitting by the Findlay Oval cookstove