CHRISTIANE PFLUG "FROM CAROL'S WINDOW" 1962 Gershon Iskowitz 1970's Caviar20 McGinley's work captures the optimism

McGinley's work captures the optimism

Is this shape representing something menacing or friendly

Rotella was a cinema-lover and cast Marilyn as the leading lady in many of his most iconic film poster décollages

Arbus’ portraits were considered incredibly provocative for their bold representations of sexuality

Lochhead returned to Canada to be the Director of the School of Art at the University of Saskatchewan

CHRISTIANE PFLUG "FROM CAROL'S WINDOW" 1962 Gershon Iskowitz 1970's Caviar20 McGinley's work captures the optimismChristiane Pflug (1936 1972) is a renowned Canadian painter and draughtswoman. Born in Germany, Pflug and her young family eventually settled in Toronto in 1959 where she lived and worked until her untimely death. A mother of two, Pflug often took inspiration from her immediate surroundings, capturing evocative scenes of domestic life with meticulous attention to detail. Pflug's work is simultaneously imaginative and traditional, a unique paradox that