New Arrivals by Gerda Marschall!

23 September, 2020 1 min read

Gerda Marschall West End Gallery

Fall is upon us, but summer is not yet to be forgotten! Gerda Marschall has sent us two new paintings to remind us of those hot summer days exploding with the vibrant colour of gardens in full bloom.

Gerda Marschall
Above Image: Happiness is... 30"x60"

Together Again by Gerda Marschall
Above Image: Together Again 24"x36"

Gerda Marschall was born in Bavaria, Germany, in 1949. Her family came to Canada when she was five, settling near Montreal. Gerda earned her Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing from McGill in 1984 while working full time. She then started her own business buying and selling shipping containers, and added a second business related to transport repairs. Marschall's art background includes exploring various art courses, most notably at the Saidye Bronfman Centre of the Arts, and participating in numerous workshops. She was inspired and influenced by Canadian artists such as Seymour Segal, Marilyn Rubenstein, Sophie Jodoin and the late Philip Iverson. Their emphasis on expression, colour, and movement set the stage for her later works.

Check out this short video we've made a while back, focusing on Gerda and her artwork!



To see the new paintings by Gerda Marschall and her complete collection at the West End Gallery, Click Here!


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