Angus, Jennifer
Atyeo, Brian
Arntzen, Arnt
Baron, Joan
Bennett,Linda
Benyei, Andrew
Bott, Nicholas
Bradford, Kate
Brady, Lee
Brinton, Karol Dalyce
Clifford, Neil
Crighton, Lucille
Darby, Darryl
Doruyter, Karel
Downs, Michael
Drouin, Jose
Drummond, Joanna
Duma, William
Dunlop, Les
Enns, Maureen
Forsythe, Graham
Genn, Robert
Griffiths, Ted
Grisdale, Frank
Goerg, Richard
Gottselig Susan
Hayashi, Randy
Heath, Mel
Heine, Jerry
Helwig, Alice
Hinz, Roy
Inuit Collection
Jackson, John
Jacobsen, Franziska
Jenkins, Cathryn
Jenkins, Fran
Johnson, Gail
Kauppi, Linda
Lawrence, Peter
Laycock, Brent
Leman, Kellie
Li, Ken
Lightstone, Marilyn
Malin, Lynn
McCarthy, Doris
McKay, Peter & Melody
Michael, Judy
Montpetit, David
Moors-Hanrahan, Kathleen
Mravik, Richard
Nellemann, Margit
O'Young, Kayo

Ostoich, Dianne

Phelan, Jan
Poitras, Jane Ash
Posyniak, Teresa
Prouse, Rod
Reid, Jack
Reilly-Roe, Alisha
Reynolds, Ursula
Robertson, Janice
Ruby Radish
Schumm, Tim
Selfridge, Carol and Richard
Sinclair, Robert
Shaughnessy, Peter
Smith, Kendra
Solar, Fran
Stein Janet
Toti
Thierfelder, Vivian
Vest, Jim
Vandenbrink, Jake
Wacko, Wendy
Waidman, Allan
Waterbeek, Annette
Way, Diane
Wylie, Alan
Georgian Bay Retreat



 

 

jack reid

"Berg Lake"
watercolour on paper
22" x 32"

 

"Coastal Sculptures"
watercolour on paper
29" x 40"

 

"Kluana National Park"
watercolour on paper
15" x 21"

 

"Lake Louise"
watercolour on paper
11" x 15"

 

"Mountain Fantasy"
watercolour on paper
15" x 21"

 

"Spring Break Saskatchewan River"
watercolour on paper
22" x 30"

 

"Sunshine Coast"
watercolour on paper
11" x 15"

 

"Thule Muskox Wall, Elesmere Island"
watercolour on paper
15" x 21"

 

"Walker Glacier"
watercolour on paper
11" x 15"

 

"Writing On Stone Provincial Park"
watercolour on paper
22" x 30"


In person, Jack Reid looks nothing like you’d expect a painter should. He is a physical person, built thick and powerful, with hands that could grip a miner’s sledge as easily as he handles the daintiest of brushes. His manic energy is of a man decades younger than his actual age which is in the seventies. Jack worked as a graphic artist until 1970 and only then did he venture into the world of pure art, full time, without the benefit of formal training. What he knows, he taught himself; what he paints is what he feels. His love of the art of watercolour is total.

Since Jack started teaching others his renowned techniques in 1971 throughout Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, Portugal, Mexico and the United States. More than 11,000 people have attended his watercolour workshops, demonstrations and foreign tours. Each year more students add their names to his class lists as his passion is infectious and invigorating.

Today, Jack’s paintings endure in the collections of major corporations, everyday Canadians and the Queen of England’s own at Windsor Castle. In 1992 Jack was awarded the Commemorative Medal by the federal government for his contribution to Canadian art and honoured to be Arts Person of the Year in his hometown in Ontario.


Artist’s statement:

There is a tremendous attraction that the transparency of watercolour holds for me. The things i want to paint have to do with water: snow, rain, fog and reflections. I’m fascinated by their translucent nature. And what do i paint with? A water-soluble pigment! It’s profoundly appropriate.


Selected Exhibitions & Juried Exhibitions:

1998 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, SK
1994-97 McMichael Gallery, Kleinburg, ON
1990 Harbour Gallery, Mississauga, ON and the Great West Gallery, Chemainus, BC
1989 - 90 CSPWC National Ballet of Canada, Toronto, ON
1988 Diamond Jubilee Collection, Ontario House, London, England


Selected Auctions:
1994 - 97 McMichael Gallery Fund Raising, Kleinburg, ON
1980 - 90 Toronto Symphony Dream Auction
1973 - 74 Sotheby’s Canada Limited, Toronto, ON

 

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