Contents Work Collections Exhibitions 2000-03

Art Gallery of Peterborough
Permanent Collection *

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Early Drawings		 Page 2, White
Paints and Black Inks		 Page 3
Large Inkworks		 Page 4, Collages
and Studies
Opening

Part 1: Illi-Maria Harff Tamplin Collection
of Works on Paper by Ronald L. Bloore: *

Page 1: Early Drawings *

These images do not compare with the three other AGP sections. The early drawings are exceedingly subtle and our equipment was limited when we took the photos.

By far the best images we have of early drawings are the AGGV's 1968 Ink and Coffee on Paper here and the little 3 inch delight on the Splash Page. - H.R.
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Page 1
Early Drawings		 Page 2, White
Paints and Black Inks		 Page 3
Large Inkworks		 Page 4, Collages
and Studies
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* Early Drawings

In this section are the 17 drawings done before 1970 that were in the 1988 AGP show, excluding sketches and working drawings (which are on page 4). They are discussed in the exhibition catalogue essay here.

* The Illi-Maria Harff Tamplin Collection of
Works on Paper by R. L. Bloore

The works in this section were part of the show assembled by Illi Tamplin in 1988. There were 82 pieces in the show, 78 of which belonged to the artist. These 78 were given by Bloore to the AGP on the occasion of the opening of the show as tribute to her efforts.

This story, as reported by the Globe and Mail, is on the site here, and Ms. Tamplin's essay for the catalogue of the exhibition is here.

* The Art Gallery of Peterborough
Permanent Collection

The AGP has accumulated probably the widest range of Bloores of any public gallery - most certainly in terms of works on paper. They have mounted a number of Bloore solo exhibitions, including a show of maquettes and monumental works from the mid-eighties, and most recently a large show featuring the Dark Chocolate paintings of 2005.