E.J. Hughes

Our gallery presently has one of each of these two limited edition prints signed and numbered by the artist. They are the last available canvas prints that Mr. Hughes has both numbered and signed. There are more of these prints available from the remainder of the edition that have been numbered since his passing, and they are available for $2,500.00 each framed, including the Taylor Bay print. Also is available the Maple Bay print numbered for $1,400.00 ecah framed.

The landscapes of internationally renowned artist E. J. Hughes reveal a striking lifelong devotion to beauty and realism in art.

Hughes was born in North Vancouver in 1913. His formal art training took place at The Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Art. Hughes was made an official Army artist in World War II, and he served in Canada, England and Alaska. After the war, determined to be a full-time artist, Hughes and his wife Fern moved to Shawnigan Lake on Vancouver Island. There he was discovered by Dr. Max Stern, a noted Canadian and European art authority. His work is in the Canadian National Art Gallery and many more prstigious gallery collections

The high quality limited edition giclee prints on canvas are a wonderful new addition to E. J. Hughes work. They are small editions of 200 and are a wise investment.

Hughes has been a longtime resident of the Cowicham Valley on southern Vancouver Island. This master of the Canadian landscape has received numerous honours including the honorary degree 'doctor of Fine Arts' from the University of Victoria (1995), honorary degree' Doctor of Letters' from the Emily Carr Institute (1997), 'Doctorate of Letters' from the Malaspina University-College (2000), and the Order of Canada in 2001.

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