In this talk, John Geoghegan will celebrate the recent resurfacing of Helen McNicoll’s The Bean Harvest and discuss specific instances of lost works in the history of Canadian art. Geoghegan will explore how art becomes lost, the processes through which some lost works are rediscovered, and provide an overview of some of the “most wanted” works of Canadian art that continue to elude experts. The talk promises to shed light on the fascinating and often mysterious ways in which pieces of art can disappear over time and the efforts made to recover them.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast, collector, or aspiring professional, these talks will provide invaluable insights into how long-lost works are found and what makes an artwork truly original.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to understand the hidden complexities of art research and authentication and discover the fascinating world where art, history, and real-life detective work comes together.
