New in the Gallery: Fraser Hine & Ginette Beaulieu

 

 

Born in Amqui, Québec in 1954, Ginette Beaulieu has been a professor of painting since 1979. She has shown an interest in various mediums but prefers to use charcoals and oils. Ginette has studied the old masters techniques extensively, and her work exemplifies high realism through her use of natural pigments, which she creates. Since 1981, she has taken part in many different exhibitions, both collective and solo. The public can admire her works in several galleries. She is represented all across Canada as well as in the United States and France.

A Special Custom Framing Offer from Webster Galleries

The Webster Galleries Frame Shoppe and staff offer custom framing services for many projects including photography, paintings, diplomas, memorabilia, print work, posters, jerseys, medals, and much more!

We are pleased to present this special framing offer, valid until December 31st, 2016.

 

Print the voucher below or present it on your cell phone to receive your $25 framing discount!

Giving Back to the Community, Plus: Enter to Win a Little Painting

Dear Friends of the Gallery,

For years, Webster Galleries Inc. has sold organically grown squash to raise money for worthy local causes. This year, gallery director John H. Webster has donated all proceeds from these squash to the Brenda Strafford Society, Discovery House, and Awo Taan in order to benefit victims of family violence.

We would like to extend our thanks to everyone who picked up squash this year to help raise money for these local charities!

Inspired by Autumn at Webster Galleries

 

 

 



 

 

Upcoming Exhibition: Little Paintings Show

On display from November 5th to the end of December 2016: new small paintings by gallery artists! Little paintings starting from $250 and up and a new collection of silver ammolite jewelry. Stop by to peruse our new works and shop for your holiday gifts.

November 5 – December 31, 2016

 

A New Fall / Winter Jewellery Collection from Korite International™

 

Ammolite originates from prehistoric marine fossils that date back 71-million years. Tectonic pressure, heat and mineralization formed the gemstone, almost exclusively harvested by KORITE.

Just in: New bronze sculptures by Don Toney

 

 Click on each image for details.

 

New Glass Works by Hayden MacRae + Calgary ArtWalk 2016