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Indian Harbour — John Cook
Indian Harbour — John Cook - 1964
Oil on Board
Image Size: 16" x 20"
Price: SOLD
Details: Signed and dated on front, signed and title on verso
Framed: Measures approximately 21" x 25".
Provenance: Private Collection, Nova Scotia.
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Glen Margaret — John Cook
Glen Margaret — John Cook
Oil on Board
Image Size: 10" x 20"
Price: SOLD
Details: unsigned on front, signed, dated and title on verso
Framed: Measures approximately 15" x 25".
Provenance: Private Collection, Nova Scotia.
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Portuguese Harbour — John Cook
Portuguese Harbour — 1955
Watercolour on Paper
Image Size: 9" x 10.5"
Price: 450
Details: Signed on front, signed, dated and title on verso
Framed: Measures approximately 13" x 15".
Provenance: Private Collection, Nova Scotia.
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The Sea — John Cook
The Sea — 1961
Oil on Masonite
Image Size: 12 x 16 inches
Price: SOLD
Details: Signed on front, titled and dated verso
Framed: Measures approximately 17 x 21 inches.
Provenance: Private Collection, Nova Scotia.
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Biography:
John Cook was born in Halifax, 1918. He began painting overseas during the Second World War while serving with the Canadian Army Signal Corps. Later he studied at the Slade School, England, and the Nova Scotia College of Art and at the Academie des Beaux-Arts, Antwerp, Belgium. Mr Cook painted in the realistic style. He was a prolific painter, a landscape painter; he later painted the old part of Halifax which was quickly being modernized. Many of his paintings were done on the spot, one step ahead of the demolition crews. He exhibited with the Nova Scotia Society of Artists, the Maritime Art Association and the Winnipeg Art Association. The Department of Northern Affairs and the Nova Scotia Museum bought his work. Many of the fine artists of Nova Scotia painted with him and he was an ardent teacher. He died in 1984.
