Talk:Philip Iverson

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Fredericton collections

One of his remarkable pieces is in a Jan. 2012 show at Beaverbrook in Fredericton - a multimedia 3D bust. But, sadly I could not find him listed online as being in their collection:

 http://www.beaverbrookartgallery.org/collections.asp

although that work was in a retrospective at the Beaverbrook during 2011-2012 ( along with their Riopelle, Borduas, Molinari and a few others.)

Much of his work can be seen at the Ingrid Mueller gallery in Fredericton, but his great portrait of Elie Wiesel is currently in storage.

I have corrected one broken external link (the first) and added another as it has thumbnails available and the dealer holds some important work from his estate both drawings and paintings. It is common to find at least one of his works on display in their gallery. Their retrospective was in 2010 ?

G. Robert Shiplett 22:51, 27 January 2012 (UTC)