Mixed media on paper, framed. Featuring a still life of white flowers in vase with fruits on table. Signed by Evan Magar on the lower right corner. 47 x 33.5 cm (18.5 x 13.25 in). Frame: 73.5 x 53.5 cm (29 x 21 in). Evan Magar graduated from the Art College in 1993, later working as an art designer on a variety of theatre and film projects. In 1997, Magar enrolled at Vancouver's Film Collage for graphic and we design. After graduation, Magar developed character designs for animation projects and worked as a web designer. In 1999, Magar became a member of the BC Film Union IATSE LOCAL 891, while also working in the Vancouver film industry. Currently painting from his studio in Toronto, Magar continues to exhibit internationally. His paintings hang in private collections throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. His online portfolio can be viewed at: www.evanmagar.com_x000D_

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