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A "scrolling" tour of some of GuestLife's favorite art galleries.
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| South Granville Gallery Row The South Granville Gallery Association represents Vancouver’s leading fine art galleries. Located between 5th and 15th Avenue on Granville Street, members showcase artwork ranging from historical masterpieces to established and upcoming artists. Vancouver’s number one destination for art. |
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"Ndebele Chieftain" by Amon Chikumbirike Stoneage Art Company StoneAge is proud to present a unique collection of hand carved Shona sculptures from over 250 artists living in Zimbabwe. In our large collection, we have sculptures to suit every taste and budget. From Realistic to Abstract, 8 inches high to 8 feet tall, we guarantee that you will find our artwork astounding. We are a family-run business and are proud to be Zimbabweans helping Zimbabweans. |
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"Dog" by Jack Shadbolt (1909-1998) Petley Jones Gallery Petley Jones Gallery was established in 1986 by Matt Petley-Jones, nephew of the late Canadian and British artist Llewellyn Petley-Jones. Located on Granville Street, in the heart of Gallery Row, the gallery represents leading names in contemporary Canadian art and specializes in 19th and 20th century American, European and Canadian original works of art. Also offered are a range of fine art services, including framing, restoration and appraisals. |
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Haida Ceremonial Rattle Eagle Spirit Gallery Specializing in museum quality Canadian Northwest Coast and Inuit First Nations Art. |
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"Country Village in the Mountains" UNO LANGMANN LIMITED FINE ART Celebrating Uno Langmann’s 42nd year in business |
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(L) 18th Century Konya | (R) 21st Century Tibetan Wool/Silk Peter Tolliday Oriental Carpets For over 30 years, Peter has traveled the world, seeking out the finest and most beautiful handmade car pets and rugs. We ship worldwide. |
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"Sun Mask" by Jacob Lewis Hill’s Native Art Gallery It’s an experience. The Hill’s Gallery is where traditional and contemporary First Nation’s and Inuit art is celebrated and preserved. Discover a captivating atmosphere that inspires with a warm and colourful space adorned with spectacular totem poles, dramatic masks and fine collectibles. A vast and impressive collection has been gathered to truly reflect the unique flavour of BC. |
