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Original acrylic
paintings. Click any
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 "Farmhouses with Cypresses" 30 x 30 - acrylic $2135 Framed |
 "The Olive Pickers" 14 x 18 - acrylic $885 Framed |
 "The Olive Tree - Composition No. 2" 30 x 36 - acrylic $2520 Framed |
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 "Under the Sun of Provence" 18 x 24 - acrylic $1175 Framed |
 SOLD "Early Fall in the Mountains" 18 x 24 - acrylic $1175 Framed |
 "Meeting an Old Friend" 18 x 24 - acrylic $1175 Framed |
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 "Basking in the Sunshine" 4 x 6 - watercolour $170 Unframed |
 SOLD "Going for a Walk" 5 x 8 - watercolour $230 Unframed |
 SOLD "A Man and His Dog in the Olive Grove" 16 x 20 - acrylic $1000 Framed
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 "Summer in Provence" 30 x 30 - acrylic $2135 Framed
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 "Rutilus Vino in Aeternum" (Red Wine Forever) 8 x 10 - acrylic $510 Framed
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 "Between Sittings" 16 x 20 - acrylic $1000 Framed
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 "Special Du Jour" 14 x 18 - acrylic $885 Framed
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 "The Arbutus Tree" 18 x 24 - acrylic $1175 Framed |
 "Dancing in the Shade" 16 x 20 - acrylic $1000 Framed |
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 "Poppies Mingling with the Olive Trees" 16 x 20 - acrylic $1000 Framed
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 SOLD "Afternoon Refreshments" 16 x 20 - acrylic $1000 Framed
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 "The Olive Grove" 24 x 30 - acrylic $1775 Framed
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 "Taking a Little Break" 9 x 12 - acrylic $575 Framed
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 "Super Cabs, Chewy Shiraz and Mellow Merlots" 15 x 30 - acrylic $1225 Framed
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 "A Tasting at the Winery" 18 x 24 - acrylic $1175 Framed
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 "Fresh Brewed Coffee" 12 x 16 - acrylic $770 Framed |
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 SOLD "In Vinum Modus Operandi" (The Way to Operate with Wine) 8 x 10 - acrylic $510 Framed |
 SOLD "A Peaceful Moment Under the Old Olive Tree" 24 x 30 - acrylic $1490 Unframed |
 SOLD "Arbutus by the Shore" 16 x 16 - acrylic $690 Unframed |
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 SOLD "Shoreline Arbutus" 20 x 32 - acrylic $1280 (thick canvas wrap without frame) |
 SOLD "Olive Tree" 14 x 18 - acrylic $825 Framed
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 SOLD "Dance in the Courtyard" 11 x 14 - acrylic $650 Framed
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 SOLD "Summertime" 20 x 24 - acrylic $1195 Framed |
 SOLD "La Fete au Village" 20 x 30 - acrylic $1445 Framed
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 SOLD "Serenading the Grapes" 8 x 10 - acrylic $330 (thick canvas wrap without frame) |
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 SOLD "In Vinum Felicitus" 11 x 14 - acrylic $650 Framed
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 SOLD "Head Waiter Inspecting the Troops" 12 x 36 - acrylic $1035 Framed
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 SOLD "About to Launch Culinary Fireworks" 12 x 36 - acrylic $1035 Framed
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 SOLD "At the End of a Perfect Day" 16 x 20 - acrylic $885 Framed
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 SOLD "A Wee Bit of Fine Tuning" 12 x 16 - acrylic $670 Framed
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 SOLD "You Can Almost Hear the Crickets" 10 x 14 - acrylic $615 Framed
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 SOLD "Treating Friends" 14 x 18 - acrylic $770 Framed |
 SOLD "Cafe Modigliani" 11 x 14 - acrylic $600 Framed |
 SOLD "Everybody's Jumpin'" 16 x 20 - acrylic $675 Unframed |
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 SOLD "On the Way Home" 14 x 18 - acrylic $770 Framed |
 SOLD "Beagle Street Blues" 10 x 10 - acrylic $345 Unframed (thick canvas wrap without frame) |
 SOLD "Picnic in the Vineyards" 16 x 20 - acrylic $885 Framed
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 SOLD "Chef's Secret Ingredient" 20 x 24 - acrylic $975 (thick canvas wrap without frame) |
 SOLD "Your Banana, Tristan" (commission) 5 x 7 - acrylic $230 (thick canvas wrap without frame)
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 SOLD "Charming Shiraz" 14 x 18 - acrylic $635 (thick canvas wrap without frame)
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 SOLD "Is this the Road to Carcassone?" 14 x 18 - acrylic $770 Framed |
 SOLD "French Bistro" 12 x 16 - acrylic $670 Framed |
 SOLD "Nirvana" 11 x 14 - acrylic $600 Framed |
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 SOLD "A Difference of Opinion" 11 x 14 - acrylic $600 Framed |
 SOLD "The Novice" 16 x 20 - acrylic $810 Framed |
 SOLD "Private Tasting" 6 x 8 - acrylic $350 Framed |
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 SOLD "Wine Service" 12 x 24 - acrylic $850 Framed
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 SOLD "Good Nose" 8 x 10 - acrylic $440 Framed |
 SOLD "Nice Colour" 8 x 10 - acrylic $440 Framed |
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Questions & comments welcome: info@whiterockgallery.com |
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MICHAEL
STOCKDALE
was born in Paris of British and French ancestry and
spent his early youth on the Left Bank. He studied art in France and
Belgium and worked in Europe in film animation, publishing and
illustration before moving to Montreal to work in advertising. Michael
started to paint in the early 1990s, first in watercolours, then in
acrylics and oils. By the middle of the decade, painting became his
full-time occupation. Michael's work is a celebration of life and
possesses a storytelling quality. A very personal vision of his
surroundings as well as primary importance given to colour and composition
produces dreamlike, whimsical scenes that engage the viewer's imagination.
Michael has lived in Vancouver, British Columbia since 1996.