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1910 Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 1987 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Known for: Still life, interior scene and landscape painting.
Frances-Anne Johnston RCA, OSA (1910 - 1987). A prominent Canadian painter, Frances-Anne Johnston (aka: Frances-Anne Arbuckle) was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Toronto, where, with the... Read full biography
Frances-Anne Johnston RCA, OSA (1910 - 1987). A prominent Canadian painter, Frances-Anne Johnston (aka: Frances-Anne Arbuckle) was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Toronto, where, with the exception of 17 years in Montreal (1941 - 1958), she had lived for much of her life. Her works are in... Read full biography
Frances-Anne Johnston RCA, OSA (1910 - 1987). A prominent Canadian painter, Frances-Anne Johnston (aka: Frances-Anne Arbuckle) was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Toronto, where, with the exception of 17 years in Montreal (1941 - 1958), she had lived for much of her life. Her works are in several museums including the National Gallery of Canada. She belonged to a family of famous and influential artists: her father was Franz Johnston an original member of the Group of Seven* and a... Read full biography
Frances-Anne Johnston RCA, OSA (1910 - 1987). A prominent Canadian painter, Frances-Anne Johnston (aka: Frances-Anne Arbuckle) was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Toronto, where, with the exception of 17 years in Montreal (1941 - 1958), she had lived for much of her life. Her works are in several museums including the National Gallery of Canada. She belonged to a family of famous and influential artists: her father was Franz Johnston an original member of the Group of Seven* and a Principal of the Ontario College of Art*; her brother was Paul Rodrik a painter, war artist and philanthropist; and her husband (m.1934) was Franklin Arbuckle a President of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts*. (1). Johnston's mediums were oils, acrylics and... Read full biography
Frances-Anne Johnston RCA, OSA (1910 - 1987). A prominent Canadian painter, Frances-Anne Johnston (aka: Frances-Anne Arbuckle) was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Toronto, where, with the exception of 17 years in Montreal (1941 - 1958), she had lived for much of her life. Her works are in several museums including the National Gallery of Canada. She belonged to a family of famous and influential artists: her father was Franz Johnston an original member of the Group of Seven* and a Principal of the Ontario College of Art*; her brother was Paul Rodrik a painter, war artist and philanthropist; and her husband (m.1934) was Franklin Arbuckle a President of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts*. (1). Johnston's mediums were oils, acrylics and watercolors. Her primary subjects were still life, interiors and landscapes. Her styles were Realism*, Fauvism*, Impressionism*, Post Impr... Read full biography
Frances-Anne (Arbuckle) Johnston - Artist Info
About Frances-Anne (Arbuckle) Johnston: Museums & Collections
Museums & Collections (6)
All MuseumsJudith & Norman ALIX Art Gallery
147 Lochiel Street
Sarnia, ON N7T 4C1
CanadaMuseum London/London Regional Art Museum
421 Ridout Street North
London, ON N6A5H4
CanadaNational Gallery of Canada
380 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, Ontario, ON K1N 9N4
CanadaThe Robert McLaughlin Gallery
72 Queen Street
Civic Centre
Oshawa, ON L1H 3Z3
CanadaTom Thomson Art Gallery
840 First Avenue West
Owen Sound, ON N4K 4K4
Canada