Bruno Bobak
Themes River From Tower Bridge
30 x 40
Oil on Canvas
C. 1951

Molly Lamb Bobak
Cafeteria
16 x 20
1946

Phillip Surrey
Back Road Near Baie St Paul
6 x 8
Oil on Board
1969

Franklin Carmichael
Silverthorne
9.5 x 10.5
Watercolour
1924
SOLD

Allen Sapp
A Good Team of Horses
18 x 24
Acrylic on Canvas
C. 1988

Jack Shadbolt
Study for Northern Emblem #1
16 x 16
Acrylic on Paper
1963
SOLD

Gordon Smith
Blue Twist
19.75 x 31.75
Oil on Canvas
C. 1968

Guido Molinari
Sans Titre
10 x 12
Enamel on Board on Canvas
C. 1956
SOLD

Takao Tanabe
Prairie Hills - Dawn 1/79
50 x 44
Acrylic on Canvas
1979
SOLD

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Madrona Gallery

A leading contemporary and historic fine art gallery based in Victoria, B.C. Canada. The gallery exhibits and sells art from both established and emerging Canadian artists. Madrona Gallery prides itself on providing a welcoming environment to new and established art collectors alike.

Upcoming Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Summer Select

July 4 - August 20

Opening Reception July 4

Madrona Gallery's annual summer exhibition features a selection of new works by gallery artists. Rotating throughout the season and featuring varieties of media, subject and style, Summer Select highlights the diversity of artistic voices from across Canada. This show is accompanied by a curated mix of significant acquisitions in our historical gallery.

Lesley Finlayson

August 22 - September 05
Opening Reception: August 22, 1-3 PM

Lesley Finlayson’s work captures scenes of coastal BC landscape with a light touch and gestural energy, highlighting the ephemeral beauty of seasonal growth and changing light. This new exhibition of paintings and drawings highlights her ability to translate the deft mark-making of her pastel studies into richly atmospheric acrylics. Her work is featured in public and private collections throughout Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas

October 10 - 23
Opening Reception: October 10, 1-3 PM

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is an internationally celebrated artist. His distinctive ‘Haida Manga’ explores his own hybridity as an artist of indigenous, European and Asian descent by combining aspects of Northwest Coast First Peoples art with Asian influences such as Chinese brushwork and Japanese manga comics.