"The Ward" by York Wilson, mostly known for more abstract work. YORK WILSON, R.C.A. (1907-1984) The Ward, 1924 watercolour 7 x 8 inches https://ingramgallery.com/artists/historical/historical_16.htm YORK WILSON, R.C.A. (1907-1984) Richmond and York, 1924...

Not sure what's the appropriate thread in the transport or development forums but I did cross-post to Intercity Bus Services; SEAN YELLAND - One Way Ticket, 2019 - oil on canvas - 48 x 48 inches [From Ingram Gallery on X] ~ed d.

Everyone knows where this is, yes ...? ;-} Perhaps the only spot for this painting is in the Toronto in Art thread ...however I find it such a treat: ~ed d. SEAN YELLAND - One Way Ticket, 2019 - oil on canvas - 48 x 48 inches [From Ingram Gallery]

Howard Park Bridge, 1983 SCHINKO, Lorie [City of Toronto Art Collection]

Okay, so that is just wonderful. With hints of pink in the sky. Of note: "The painting graced the walls of HBC’s executive offices for some years before being moved to the Arcadian Court foyer. In 2012, the painting was moved to the Main Floor of the Queen Street store, facing the elevators."...

Wow. Missed this in 2021: https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/visualarts/2021/01/09/lawren-harris-painting-little-house-casts-a-golden-light-on-the-city-of-toronto.html Anyone seen that painting before? ~ed d.

From a McMichael show in 2018. Another gallery retweeted this. Apparently: George Pepper capturing Bright Street in 1939, Caven Atkins depicting Howland Street in 1937, and Thoreau MacDonald’s Rosedale Ravine in 1924. !!!

I was curious if they've been keeping the list up to date. Looks as if they are: https://torontounion.ca/eatshop/#retailer-directory And ... https://torontofinancialdistrict.com/whatsopenunionstation/ ~ed.

Oh? Oh! 79 The PATH – Toronto-Dominion Bank Tower Toronto, ON M5K 0A1 https://mcewangroup.ca/grocery/ ~ed.

Moat art expected: ']https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2013/07/public-art-will-interact-passersby-union-station

https://twitter.com/TorontoArchives/status/989478014131073024

So, with the above sketch, the following building makes three surviving Toronto 'subjects' of works by Group artists. Great researching: http://spacing.ca/toronto/2017/10/12/search-elusive-lawren-harris-toronto-house/

Another existing building, once sketched by Lawren Harris: https://hiveminer.com/Tags/1912%2Cago/Recent Thanks to: https://www.facebook.com/FootstepsGroup7/photos/a.490012914401848.1073741825.361216410614833/503318043071335/?type=3&hc_location=ufi

Ontario Travel is promoting locations where Group of Seven artists painted, including in the city. Official site Our building:

A query: is there a discussion elsewhere on possible development of the building at Church and Carlton where the CIBC branch recently closed? A.k.a.: Somerset House. http://themuddyyork.blogspot.ca/2011/03/carlton-and-church.html Thanks, Ed D.

from the gallery's daily art blog: https://www.dailyartblog.ca/2017/04/12/the-warp-and-the-weft/

Updated album showing progress of Alter and 365 on Church on Google Photos Scroll down for most recent: June 23:

Doc about Lawren Harris: http://tvo.org/video/documentaries/where-the-universe-sings Includes early film and photos of Toronto ... and several paintings which may not have been posted here...

http://www.tridel.com/alter/live-construction-camera/