GALLERY ALERT – TAG ART Gallery will be closing in Fall’22!

 
Regrettably, after Frank spent five months in hospital,  we have concluded that we must wind up TAG Art Gallery after 15+ wonderful years serving the arts community in Niagara and beyond .  Effective immediately, as consigned art is being returned to the artists, the Gallery will be open by appointment only, for viewing of any works which remain available for sale.    If  an artist decides to offer their art at reduced prices, we will amend the current pricing on a timely basis.
 
Thank you to all the patrons, friends and artists for their marvellous support over the years.
 
Tom and Frank Goldspink
 
905.682.5072   1.877.682.5072   905.650.1228(c)(text)   info@tagartgallery.ca

HISTORICAL SCENES OF NIAGARA AVAILABLE FROM TAG ART GALLERY

Niagara Falls Collection
Niagara Falls Collection
Niagara River Collection
Niagara River Collection

TAG Art Gallery is proud to have an excellent collection of lithographs, drawings, paintings and maps of diverse scenes throughout Niagara, particularly works produced from the mid-18th to the early-20th centuries. The collection is highlighted by historically-significant works showing that natural wonder, “the Falls of Niagara”. Drawings by on-the-spot visitors (from as early as 270 years ago) were in great demand by European (and, later, U.S. and Canadian) publishers to produce coloured illustrations for travel books and journals and for sets of frameable engravings. There are also fascinating depictions of Brock’s Monument at Queenston; views of Niagara-on-the-Lake and Fort Erie; and scenes of the Welland Canals at St. Catharines and Port Dalhousie.

The original artists were well-known visitors or residents in Niagara, including Charles Popple, R. Hancock, W.H. Bartlett, J.P. Cockburn, I.F. Bouchette, G.A. Blouet, Thomas Benecke, Isaac Weld and Fred Holloway. Later works are the aquatint etchings of Nicholas Hornyansky and watercolours by T.H. Wilkinson and Thomas Mower Martin. From this collection, there is a limited number of prints being offered for sale at our on-line store. Please click on the images above to make your selections.


SALE OF HISTORICAL PRINTS FROM EY CORPORATE COLLECTION
 
EY has one of the largest private collections of historical prints in Canada. Since celebrating its sesquicentennial, the firm has moved in a new direction of corporate collecting, and TAG Art Gallery is pleased to have been selected to assist in the sale of the collection. This presents an exciting opportunity to acquire important pieces from this collection. Click https://taghistoricalprints.com to view the historical prints. Purchases from the EY Collection cannot be expedited through the ‘shop’ feature of our website. Rather, we request that you contact the Gallery. (Shipping is extra):
  
905.682.5072   1.877.682.5072   905.650.1228(c)(text)   info@tagartgallery.ca

 

 
  
 
 
  SALE OF  PRINTS
FROM THE EY CORPORATE COLLECTION
 
 EY has one of the largest private collections of historical and contemporary-art prints in Canada.  As EY has celebrated its sesquicentennial and now moves in a new direction of corporate collecting, TAG Art Gallery is pleased to have been selected to assist in the sale of the collection.  This presents an exciting opportunity to acquire important pieces of this collection.  To view prints, click https://taghistoricalprints.com for historical,and https://tagcontemporaryart.com for contemporary.  Purchases from the EY Collection cannot be expedited through the Shop  feature of the web site.  Rather, we prefer that you contact the Gallery.  (Shipping is extra.)  For additional information, reach us at:
 
905.682.5072
1.877.682.5072
info@tagartgallery.ca