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Douglas Haynes Fine Art

A Canadian abstract artist
  • Notable Collections
    • Split Diamond 77-80
    • Toledo 89-93
    • WP- Cadaqués
    • WP- From the Delta
    • WP- Fragments from Crete
  • Canvas
    • 1960s
    • 1970s
    • 1980s
    • 1990s
    • 2000s
    • 2010s
    • Paco
    • After Manolete
    • Canvas- Cadaqués
    • Canvas- Delta
    • Canvas- Fragments
  • Works on Paper
    • WP- 1960s
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    • Finding Manolete
    • Ay, Manolete
    • Manolete y Yo
    • Manolete Sí
    • Northern Series
    • Panajachel
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“I want more from art than to just be a visual thing. If it’s just visual, then I’ve been wasting my time. There’s got to be some spiritual thing there as well”
— Douglas Haynes, 1998

What others have to say:

Galleries West, "Remembering Doug Haynes," by Harold Feist

Galleries West, “A Tribute by Jeffrey Spalding to Douglas Haynes (1936-2016),” by Jeffrey Spalding

Edmonton Journal, “Groundbreaking Artist Douglas Haynes Left Huge Mark in Edmonton,” by Fish Griwkowsky

 
 
Promise to Dusk and To Morning Light in Edmonton City Hall PHOTO BY FISH GRIWKOWSKY

Promise to Dusk and To Morning Light in Edmonton City Hall

PHOTO BY FISH GRIWKOWSKY

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The Toledo Series

Doug Haynes at the opening of the Art Gallery of Alberta’s showing of The Toledo Series in June 2015. The Toledo Series is a collection of 13 artworks donated to the gallery by the artist.

“Doug's paintings are in homage to an old master but are, as well, a reiteration of pictorial devices and concerns — narration, figuration, even such things as angels! — that have not, so far as I know, been dealt with in such a direct manner and to such great an extent as in The Toledo Series.”

-Harold Feist

Art Gallery of Alberta, "The Toledo Series"
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“A Commentary by Harold Feist,” by Harold Feist

“Douglas Haynes: The Toledo Series,” by Karen Wilkin

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