Artwork

    To view all prints please click above on "pages" button. Paul Kane prints courtesy of Royal Ontario Museum. Paul Kane was an Irish-born Canadian painter, famous for his paintings of First Nations peo

    A Series of paintings, by Toronto born artist Tom McNeely, depicting Canadian Military history. Circa 1960s. For additional information please click on the links to the right under "Other Websites".

    The "Harbour Mouth, Cobourg" by W.H. Bartlett. Circa 1870. Here we have two prints (different sizes) of the same artwork. For additional information on the artist please click on link beneath the pic

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    Pen and Ink artwork by artist G.P. Williams titled "On The Beach, Cobourg".

    Cobourg Souvenir Postcard. The date on the postage stamp says it dates to Aug 3 1904. The stamp itself is a depiction of Edward VII and its value is 1 cent.

    This piece is typical of Zavi's work. The accompanying horse is more unusual.

    A poster celebrating 100 years of Canadian nationhood with portraits of the royal family, fathers of confederation, and past Governor Generals.

    View of Victoria college from the harbour. Titled “Coburg”

    4 postcards framed together: three of King street and one of Cobourg Harbour

    Pewter Ornaments: Black Residence; Burwash House; Girton Cottage; Kelly’s Homelike Inn; Thomas Gilbard School; Victoria Hall

    Donat to Joan Chalovich when she was mayor of Cobourg, and transferred to the Cobourg Museum in 2014.

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    Jarko Zavi lived in the Cobourg area from 1946-1959. He was particularly noted for his use of local Ontario materials in creating new glazes. His contribution to the arts was recognized at the Sifton

    The omission of the second "o" from Cobourg's name is not uncommon, though perhaps unusual in something as carefully produced as this.

    Pewter Ornaments The Armoury; Bebee’s Shoe Store: Gordon Insurance Building; Kensington Cottage; Marie Dressler House; The Poplars; Ravensworth; St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church; St. Michael’s Church