KOSSO ELOUL "TIME" MULTIPLE, 1975Kosso Eloul (1920 1995) is one of our favorite sculptors and an important contributor to public art in Ontario. His powerful but elegant sculptures can be found across Toronto and beyond. One of his most iconic and cherished works, a dramatic sculpture on the shore of Lake Ontario in Kingston. The sculpture debuted in 1973 and was a gift from the government to celebrate the city's tercentennial. "Time" is composed of two of Eloul's signature

Prolific and endlessly inventive

Large Aluminum (pictured) $9

Some of his earliest etchings date to the 1930's

12 unsharpened and embossed pencils

to commemorate the 100th year anniversary of the start of World War one

It has a spectacular texture and palette and is evocative of the uplifting

Pencil on paper

The series offers young collectors an exceptional entry point into the artist's remarkably rich and diverse oeuvre

his style is uplifting

"She'll be Coming Around the Mountain" is a perfect example of such treasures

In the 1980's Pachter completed a considerable amount of drawings - many of these creations were independent of the collections or motifs he is renowned for

"Squeezeplay" is a charming anomaly in his oeuvre