Hello All!

Well the end of the year is fast approaching, so it seems time to post our holiday hours.

We are still taking orders up until the 19th of December with full framing options and then until the 21st for stock only framing options. After that we cannot guarantee any orders will be made ready before the holidays commence.

So here is our schedule......

Saturday December 22nd Open

Sunday December 23rd Closed

Monday December 24th Open until 2pm

Tuesday December 25th Closed

Wednesday December 26th Closed

Thursday December 27th Closed

Friday December 28th Closed

Saturday December 29th Closed

Sunday December 30th Closed

Monday December 31st Closed

Tuesday January 1st Closed (Happy New Year!)

Wednesday January 2nd Open

We...

Hello  All

As you may know we have had the opportunity to work on numerous

vintage animation memorabilia, and if you don't know check out our portfolio

to see some of the interesting pieces we have worked on in the past.

This post will mainly be involving Animation drawings on celluloid and paper, along with the backgrounds that help to enhance them.

During this post we will be showing you the process that was undertaken to enhance each of the six pieces.

Here are the six pieces in their original condition.

 #1 The Flintstones - Season 3, Episode 23 "The Dress Rehearsal" - 1963

  Issue to be addressed - Animator originally drew to the edge of paper, leaving the piece

  feeling unfinished. See the episode in its enti...

 Well Folks, it is that time of year, the time where we scamper off to places, and see things, with stuff all around. That's right, it's our annual holiday, probably not the most marked occasion to most, but to us it is a little bit of a big deal.

So as per usual, we will be closed for a week, see the schedule below......

Saturday, July 14th - Open!

Sunday, July 15th - Closed

Monday, July 16th - Closed

Tuesday, July17th - Closed

Wednesday, July 18th - Closed

Thursday, July 19th - Closed

Friday, July 20th - Closed

Saturday, July 21st - Closed

Sunday, July 22nd - Closed

Monday, July 23rd - Open!

We sort of apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but don't any of you worry, we will be back, the all mighty schedule...

Hello All,

Been a bit of a hiatus for the last few months, but back again!

We have some new artists to showcase, two in fact, so as usual I will list them in order of appearance. 

Sylvie Provost

First we have Sylvie, she is an artist hailing from the Laurentian region of Quebec.

Sylvie is an abstract still life and portraiture artist.

Stephen Gibb

Next we Stephen, an artist from the Windsor area, who does a bit of something like Lowbrow/pop surrealism.

I've just changed the window, so these pieces and more are on display, we would love to hear what everyone thinks of the additions to our roster.

Here are our holiday hours, again....

December 23, 2017 Open (closing early at 3pm)

December 24, 2017 Closed

December 25, 2017 Closed

December 26, 2017 Closed

December 27, 2017 Closed

December 28, 2017 Closed

December 29, 2017 Closed

December 30, 2017 Closed

December 31, 2017 Closed

January 1, 2018 Closed

January 2, 2018 Open

Don't worry we will be back, after our much needed rest we will see you soon.

Hello All 

I've been scouring the many festivals of the city, braved many a hot and sweaty days, and during my mind addled tromp, somehow, (my memory is a little foggy on this point) I managed to convince

a bunch of new artists to join our ranks. 

So may I present to you, in a much more coherent fashion, in order of appearance, Les Artistes!

Eduard Gurevich

I happened upon his work during the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition(TOAE), it was earlier in my visit, and my brain hadn't the opportunity to turn into a fried egg entirely yet.

Eduard is in a constant flux of working, as when I encountered him, he was whiling away his time producing new works, it was a landscape/aquatic scene, with big yellow tropical fis...

Hello All,

I know, I know, it has been too long, where have we been and what have we been doing?

Not to worry there are a bunch of posts coming up in the next little bit. But the task at hand is probably fairly apparent, what with all the hueless fluffy stuff getting all about. It is a whole bit of pretty all in all, especially the less frequented areas. (Riverdale Park below)

CC The City of Toronto

And so, As everyone is scouring the city looking for the perfect something for a someone.

We here at St. Germain Gallery will be accepting orders until the 20th of December with all orders being completed in time for the coming holidays, provided our suppliers can get the chosen stock to us, we will finish it or fin...

Hello  All! As the summer is in full swing, we here at St. Germain Gallery are having a hankering to get a little time off. So as of the 16th of July we will be gone, but don't you worry, we will be returning after our much needed rest on the 24th of the same month. We will attempt to finish all orders that come in the next few days before our fabled vacation. 

So if you have a need to get that special painting or need a framing job done tout suite, we will do everything within our power to have it completed before we scamper off.

Holiday Schedule!

Saturday, July 15th Open

Sunday, July 16th Closed

Monday, July 17th Closed

Tuesday, July 18th Closed

Wednesday, July 19th Closed

Thursday, July 20th Closed

Friday, J...

 I am so late at letting everyone know......Due to a birthday of that special someone, we will be closed on Saturday July 1st, joining everyone else to yell and scream shrilly to this Countries special day of birthiness. For those whom don't bother with my made up word strings, find a list below, it will be succinct and plain and boring. 

June 30th OPEN (closing at 6pm)

July 1st CLOSED

July 2nd CLOSED 

July 3rd OPEN! (Regular hours shall commence!)

We wish everyone a great long weekend.

Hello all,

This was a project that we had previously done multiple years ago, we had always wanted to show it off but the old website was...well...not good at that sort of thing.

We were mainly resigned to strangely small images with details much too small to properly convey, what had happened and what was done about it, with misshaped red squares, neglected and alone, trying to gain the attention of those who would be willing to scrutinize the many points of interest with a magnifying glass.

This is about the size of it too, it did include the written word, to describe what most likely was unseen, it lacked depth, I am sorry, I was young and naive, I thought that maybe people would see the qual...