Evening Reflections by Wilf Perreault
Wilf Perreault
Evening Reflections
acrylic on canvas
signed lower right
24 x 15 ins ( 61 x 38.1 cms )
Price Realized $2,520.00
Sale date: September 30th 2015
This artwork has been donated by the artist and is being auctioned in support of Variety, The Children's Charity. Variety works with young people with disabilities and those who face developmental barriers to achieve their life potential. The 2015 Variety Art For The Heart Charity Art Auction is a partnership between Mayberry Fine Art, Consignor Auctions Ltd and Variety The Children's Charity. Our goal is to raise $50,000 for support of Variety's programming. Every cent raised from this auction goes directly to Variety, and thanks to the very generous donations from Mayberry Fine Art artists, you get to take home a wonderful work of contemporary Canadian art!
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Wilf Perreault
(1947) RCA
Wilf Perreault was born in Albertville, Saskatchewan in 1947. He received his education at the University of Saskatchewan (BA Honours in Art, 1970) and has gone on to become one of Saskatchewan's most highly regarded visual artists. Painting the familiar landscape in and around the city of Regina where he has lived and worked since 1970, his acrylic, oil, and watercolour paintings lend a new understanding and beauty to the commonplace.
His work has earned him a large and growing number of exhibitions, commissions, and awards in and outside of Saskatchewan. In 1989 he was chosen to represent Canada and was awarded a Silver Medal in Lers Jeux de la Francophonie in Maroc, Africa - a juried exhibition of work by artists from 42 countries. Wilf Perreault's paintings are in the collections of: MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina; Bank of Montreal; The Mercantile Bank; Goldman Sachs and Co., New York; Osler Hoskins, Toronto; Ernst and Young; Touche Ross and Co.; Canada Council Art Bank, Ottawa; Saskatchewan Arts Board; Petro-Canada Inc.; Potach Corporation of Saskatchewan; Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina; Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon; and the Edmonton Art Gallery, Alberta.
