CHRISTIANE PFLUG "FROM CAROL'S WINDOW" 1962Christiane Pflug (1936 1972) is a renowned Canadian painter and draughtswoman. Born in Germany, Pflug and her young family eventually settled in Toronto in 1959 where she lived and worked until her untimely death. A mother of two, Pflug often took inspiration from her immediate surroundings, capturing evocative scenes of domestic life with meticulous attention to detail. Pflug's work is simultaneously imaginative and traditional, a unique paradox that

he incorporated representation into his art

Giclee print

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They worked across a wide range of media including photography

and Le Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal

circa 1956

In recent years his abstractions have become highly-sought after on the secondary market

Signed "RM" in pencil lower right

In "Lateral Optics" Aston presents an unadorned or nude intricately carved paper creation hovering over a treated sheet of dichroic film

5”W (visible)

1968) is a leading and influential contemporary German artist

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