The Easter Tree1982 acrylic on board 25 X 18 in. This piece is unframed. "Trees form an important subject in Geralds works from his landscapes to the later Easter Series. In 2007, Sandra Dyck, Director of the Carleton University Gallery wrote an award winning catalogue for a major Retrospective on Trottier, called "A Pilgrims Progress: The Life and Art of Gerald Trottier". In that book, she says, 'and in the Easter Series, which is an imaginary microcosm of

Now sadly just two stumps remain

Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist in 1968 by the collector

I wanted to show black people who are not allowed in the mainstream they found other ways to do it

Whitney Lewis-Smith’s art practice

Even though we are going through this hard time

the action of invoking something or someone for solace  – is as timely today as it was when first  created by this talented artist

"This wonderful and majestic Babylon Weeping Willow was in the Tunney's Pasture park

There is a light at the end of the tunnel

You see they are young people

14 x 14 in

I am honoring two of these fighters here

Where are they looking