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 The Helmsley Building20 x 24 Oil   SOLD
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 Columbus Avenue, San Francisco24 x 36 Oil  SOLD
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 San Francisco Whites36 x 36 Oil SOLD
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                |   San Francisco Sun Shower
 24 x 24 Oil  SOLD
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 London in the Rain24 x 42 Oil SOLD
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 New York City Buses
 16 x 20 Oil SOLD
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                |   In the Rain 36 x 36 Oil SOLD
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 Golden Gate Afternoon16 x 24 Oil  SOLD
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 Night Cabs20 x 20 Oil SOLD
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 Through the New York Rain8 x 8 Oil SOLD
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 Boat on the Thames11 x 11 Oil SOLD
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 New York City Red Umbrella8 x 8 Oil SOLD
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                |   Taxi Reflections8 x 8 Oil SOLD
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 Flatiron in the Sun24 x 20 Oil   SOLD
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 Night in New York8 x 8 Oil SOLD
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                    Mark Laguë
                     
                    
                      | Mark
                        Laguë has developed an international reputation and has
                        won numerous awards both in his native Canada and in the United
                        States. "A dedicated painter of light, Mark Laguë was
                        born in Lachine, Quebec in 1964. Mark has had a fascination with
                        drawing since childhood, a skill he practices constantly, even
                        to this day. Upon graduation from Concordia University in Design,
                        Mark embarked on a 13-year career in the animation industry,
                        working primarily as a background designer and art director. |        
                       | During
                        this time, despite working full time, Mark began receiving international
                        acclaim for his watercolor paintings through competitions, juried
                        shows, and solo exhibitions. In 2000 Mark switched to oil as
                        his primary medium, and in 2002 made the jump to full time painter.
                        Mark is a realist, open to virtually all subject matter. What
                        keeps him excited about painting is his endless quest to simplify
                        and get to the essence of whatever he paints." |  
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