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Toronto-based painter Steve Driscoll conjures a vision of nature that undulates with atmosphere and heightened colour effects. Driscoll has most recently turned to the medium of urethane to achieve the trembling force of light and movement manifested in his work. Driscoll graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design (Toronto) in 2002. He has since been developing his craft and exploring his technique as a painter, finding inspiration in the Canadian wilderness. The artist has had multiple solo and group exhibitions across Canada and internationally, most recently at the 107 Gallery in San Antonio (Texas); Angell Gallery (Toronto) and the James Baird Gallery (Pouch Cove, Newfoundland).

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  • STEVE DRISCOLL, WHISPERS, urethane and pigment on plexi mounted to board, 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms
    Nov. 03, 2016

    STEVE DRISCOLL, WHISPERS, urethane and pigment on plexi mounted to board, 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms

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    STEVE DRISCOLLWHISPERSurethane and pigment on plexi mounted to boardsigned, titled and dated 2007 on the reverse 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms Provenance:Private Collection, TorontoEstimate: $2,000–3,000

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  • STEVE DRISCOLL, ACROSS THE ROAD, urethane and pigment on board, 33 ins x 44 ins x 1.75 ins; 83.8 cms x 111.8 cms x 4.4 cms
    Nov. 03, 2016

    STEVE DRISCOLL, ACROSS THE ROAD, urethane and pigment on board, 33 ins x 44 ins x 1.75 ins; 83.8 cms x 111.8 cms x 4.4 cms

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    STEVE DRISCOLLACROSS THE ROADurethane and pigment on boardsigned, titled and dated 2010 on the reverse 33 ins x 44 ins x 1.75 ins; 83.8 cms x 111.8 cms x 4.4 cms Provenance:Private Collection, TorontoEstimate: $1,500–2,500

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  • STEVE DRISCOLL, BLUE MOON STUDY #3, urethane on paper, 22 ins x 30 ins; 55.9 cms x 76.2 cms
    Nov. 01, 2016

    STEVE DRISCOLL, BLUE MOON STUDY #3, urethane on paper, 22 ins x 30 ins; 55.9 cms x 76.2 cms

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    STEVE DRISCOLLBLUE MOON STUDY #3urethane on paper 22 ins x 30 ins; 55.9 cms x 76.2 cms Note:Steve Driscoll is a modern alchemist. He transforms the base materials of urethane and pigment into ecstatic visions of the Canadian wilderness. Driscoll mentally banks the images he sees creating a storehouse of visual memories that he brings back to his Toronto studio. There he sets about finding ways to make his unorthodox materials suggest those aspects of nature that loom large in his mind.Steve, who is represented by Angell Gallery in Toronto, has exhibited widely national and internationally with permanent public collections including TD Bank, The Bank of Montreal, and The Four Seasons. Estimate: $2,500–3,000

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  • Steve Driscoll, SOMETHING UNDENIABLE, 2016, Urethane on plastic panel, 60 ins x 73 ins x 1 ins; 152.4 cms x 185.4 cms x 2.5 cms
    Sep. 21, 2016

    Steve Driscoll, SOMETHING UNDENIABLE, 2016, Urethane on plastic panel, 60 ins x 73 ins x 1 ins; 152.4 cms x 185.4 cms x 2.5 cms

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    Steve DriscollSOMETHING UNDENIABLE, 2016Urethane on plastic panel 60 ins x 73 ins x 1 ins; 152.4 cms x 185.4 cms x 2.5 cms Provenance:Courtesy the artist and Angell Gallery, TorontoNote:Toronto-based artist Steve Driscoll draws inspiration from Canada’s long tradition of landscape painting. Driscoll has shown extensively across Canada over the last 10 years, with exhibitions at Moore Gallery, David Mirvish Gallery and Angell Gallery (all Toronto); James Baird Gallery (St. John’s); Winsor Gallery (Vancouver); and Peter Robertson Gallery (Edmonton), where he will have a solo exhibition later this fall. His work has also been seen internationally at B&K Projects (Copenhagen), the Shore Institute of Contemporary Arts (Long Branch, New Jersey) and 107 Gallery (San Antonio). His work can be found in the collections of TD Bank, the Four Seasons, Seneca College, the Bank of Montreal, Kemptville District Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital. Estimate: $13,500–14,500

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  • STEVE DRISCOLL, WHISPERS, urethane and pigment on plexi mounted to board, 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms
    Apr. 13, 2015

    STEVE DRISCOLL, WHISPERS, urethane and pigment on plexi mounted to board, 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms

    Est: $5,000 - $7,000

    STEVE DRISCOLL WHISPERS urethane and pigment on plexi mounted to boardsigned, titled and dated 2007 on the reverse 65 ins x 43.5 ins x 1.75 ins; 165.1 cms x 110.5 cms x 4.4 cms Provenance:Private Collection, TorontoLiterature:Driscoll, Steve. Artist's Statement. Accessed September 08, 2014. http:// stevedriscoll.com/info/.Note:Toronto-based painter Steve Driscoll conjures a vision of nature that undulates with atmosphere and heightened colour effects. Driscoll has most recently turned to the medium of urethane to achieve the trembling force of light and movement manifested in his work. He says, "The passage of time is what urethane depicts so well. Its fluidity holds the minute details of a landscape in motion. I hope these paintings convey the sense of peace and rejuvenation that I experienced in each of these places." Rich, emotional and dynamic, Whispers (2007) is steeped in the romance of the Canadian landscape. The artist's impulse to create lively scenes is embodied by the twisting plant life and electricity of the work, setting a tone of earthiness and familiarity with nature. Driscoll graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design (Toronto) in 2002. He has since been developing his craft and exploring his technique as a painter, finding inspiration in the Canadian wilderness. The artist has had multiple solo and group exhibitions across Canada and internationally, most recently at the 107 Gallery in San Antonio (Texas); Angell Gallery (Toronto) and the James Baird Gallery (Pouch Cove, Newfoundland).

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  • STEVE DRISCOLL, FROM THE HEAVENS, urethane and pigment on board, 30 ins x 60 ins; 76.2 cms x 152.4 cms
    Mar. 04, 2014

    STEVE DRISCOLL, FROM THE HEAVENS, urethane and pigment on board, 30 ins x 60 ins; 76.2 cms x 152.4 cms

    Est: $6,000 - $8,000

    STEVE DRISCOLLFROM THE HEAVENS, urethane and pigment on board; signed, titled and dated /09 on the reverse 30 ins x 60 ins; 76.2 cms x 152.4 cms Provenance: Private Collection, OntarioNote: A landscape painter in the mainstream of the Canadian tradition, Toronto-based OCAD graduate Steve Driscoll conjures a vision of nature undulating with atmosphere and heightened color effects. Bright, emotional and dynamic, Driscoll's paintings are steeped in the romance of the Canadian landscape. Driscoll has most recently turned to the medium of urethane to achieve the sparkle and trembling effects of light he wanted to capture. Animated and unified by his painting technique, his works are distinct in their mood and tone. Driscoll describes the medium of urethane as key to the works: "The passage of time is what urethane depicts so well. Its fluidity holds the minuet details of a landscape in motion. I hope these paintings convey the sense of peace and rejuvenation that I experienced in each of these places."

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