New Paintings by Vancouver Island Artist Ken Kirkby!
New paintings have arrived by Vancouver Island based artist Ken Kirkby. In 1993 Ken was awarded the Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation. His work is in many important public and private collections, including several members of the British Royal Family, The Hon. Jean Chretien, Pierre Elliot Trudeau and The National Gallery of Canada.
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