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Jack Beder Henri Julien Avenue Montreal
Jack Beder Henri Julien Avenue Montreal
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Jack Beder Henri Julien Avenue Montreal with frame
Jack Beder Henri Julien Avenue Montreal with frame
Jack Beder Polish / Canadian, 1910-1987
Henri Julien Avenue, Montreal, 1963
pastel on paper
museum glass
museum glass
29 x 23 in
signed bottom right
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Henri Julien Avenue, Montreal by Jack Beder showcases exquisite attention to architectural details and attention to light and shadow. Henri-Julien Avenue itself is a notable street in Montreal running through...
Henri Julien Avenue, Montreal by Jack Beder showcases exquisite attention to architectural details and attention to light and shadow.
Henri-Julien Avenue itself is a notable street in Montreal running
through vibrant neighbourhoods like Le Plateau Mont-Royal and
Villeray Saint-Michel Parc Extension. It is home to several landmark and
historical sites, such as Church of the Madonna della Difesa and the
Fusiliers Mont-Royal Armoury.
The bright palette features bold blues, crisp whites, vibrant yellows and warm ochres, capturing the sunlight illuminating the buildings and street. Beder was well-known for his Montreal street scenes, this piece being a great example.
This pastel on paper, produced in 1963, measures 29 x 23 inches, is signed on the bottom right and is protected by museum glass.
This piece is on pages 3 and 89 of Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada (2025), a publication produced by Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery. This pastel was featured in the Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada exhibition at Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery.
Henri-Julien Avenue itself is a notable street in Montreal running
through vibrant neighbourhoods like Le Plateau Mont-Royal and
Villeray Saint-Michel Parc Extension. It is home to several landmark and
historical sites, such as Church of the Madonna della Difesa and the
Fusiliers Mont-Royal Armoury.
The bright palette features bold blues, crisp whites, vibrant yellows and warm ochres, capturing the sunlight illuminating the buildings and street. Beder was well-known for his Montreal street scenes, this piece being a great example.
This pastel on paper, produced in 1963, measures 29 x 23 inches, is signed on the bottom right and is protected by museum glass.
This piece is on pages 3 and 89 of Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada (2025), a publication produced by Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery. This pastel was featured in the Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada exhibition at Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery.
Provenance
- Beder Inventory Pastel #64- Ingram Gallery, Toronto