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Jack Bush @ The National Gallery of Canada


 Light Grey, July 1968
acrylic on canvas, 226 × 172.7 cm (89 × 68 in.)
Private Collection
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services




 Pinched Orange, December 1964
oil on canvas, 220.9 × 177.8 cm (87 × 70 in.).
Collection of Audrey and David Mirvish, Toronto.
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo: Craig Boyko




 Tall Spread, June 1966
acrylic on canvas, 271.7 × 152.4 cm (107 × 60 in.)
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo © NGC




Grey V March 1967 
acrylic on canvas, 193 × 274.9 cm (76 × 108.25 in.)
Tedeschi Collection, Montreal
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services



Red Grey Totem September 1973 
acrylic on canvas, 125.7 × 167.6 cm (49.5 × 66 in.)
Collection of Andrée & Léopold Amyot
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services




Ex on Spring Green June 1974 
acrylic on canvas, 160 × 195.5 cm (63.25 × 77 in.)
Collection of H. Arnold and Blema Steinberg
© Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014)
Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services




November 13, 2014 - February 22, 2015

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Comments

Obelisk said…
I've subscribed to Jack Bush since 1964, love the roller backgound ptgs. a lot A good friend of mine [ Dan Christensen] owned one and a spent countless hours looking at it . Mesmerized..
Paul Behnke said…
That's very cool. I really like Christensen's work too.

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