Renoir, Van Gogh, Carr at Cowley Abbott's Calgary Gallery

0:00A new art gallery just dropped in downtown Calgary's East Village and it's packing heavy hitters like Renoir, Bango, Emily Carr, and Group of, seven legends. Calley Abbott Fine Art, straight out of Toronto, opened its first permanent spot in Western Canada with a three-day public preview of museum level. Pieces headed to their spring auction on May 27th. These words are pulled from private collections, some seeing auction for the first time. It outs include Emily Carr's 1936 canvas, wind, estimated at $500,000 to $700,000, super rare for. Her mature style, they've got local flavor too, like an A.Y. Jackson painting of Waterton Parks from the 1940s. Folks are buzzing because you don't need deep pockets to check it out, just curiosity. Gallery Rep Peter Oler says, come see the space, no collector status required. Many pieces rarely hit public view, and historically, top cars have topped a million bucks.

1:00Dig deeper and you'll find a Renoir landscape from around 1900, pegged at $150,000 to $250,000, barely seen at Canadian auctions. Van Gogh's final year etching, also $200,000 to $250,000 range, plus Tom Thompson and Lauren Harris' masterpieces from Pivotal Career Moments. Fans amp the value through competition, unmy private deals, and this spot shifts Kali Ave Westward for good hosting exhibits, sales, and appraisals at 607 Confluence Way, Southeast. Catch it Thursday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm, before these gyms head east. This has been Calgary News Today, powered by AI, I'm Quarry with the Story.