Jennifer Hornyak

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  Violet with Rust $1,950
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  Rolling Pink $1,950
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  Red Flowers in Landscape $1,950
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  Green Stems with Pink $2,600
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  Yellow Buckle with Pinks $18,000
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  Fiori Bianchi $3,850
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  Minister Green with Lilac $7,000
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  Tulips and Table $6,470
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  Burgundy with Cream $5,800
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  Blue Pimpernel $4,500
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  White Jug with Blue Band $3,860
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  Pink Flower with Green and Bronze $5,790
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  Hideaway $2,900
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  Going by Trees in Spring $5,150
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  Crepiscules verts $18,000
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  Blue with Alizarin Brown $5,150
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  Pink Tulip with Apple Green $2,300
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  My Pink with Blue Grey $2,940
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  Girl with Black Cat and Silver Moon $18,200
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  Yellow Burst with Pink and Turquoise $4,530
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  White with Pink and Indigo $2,630
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  White Flowers with Fuchsia Ground $10,400
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  Antique Pot with Lilac $5,200
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  Cream Rose with Pink $5,200
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  Pink with Yellow Scape $4,840
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  Sweeping Green with Vermillion $18,000
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  Pink with Sage Green $2,000
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  Mahogany Brown with Pink $2,310
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  Homestar $2,475
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  Home Brown with Script $3,220
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  Blue Urchin with Celadon $2,260
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  Rose Blanche Avec Nappe $8,790
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  Woman in Blue $18,000
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  Bronze Leaves with Black and Red $18,000
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  Petit panier vert $2,960
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  Brown Vase with White Flowers $5,170
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  Woman with Print Dress $5,260
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  Promenade II $18,000
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  Promenade I $18,000
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  Man with Striped Shirt $7,830
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  Femme en bleu $3,340
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  Man With Pink Shirt $18,000
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  Lady with Broach $7,920
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  Diptych in Blue and Green $9,130

Biography

(b. Grimsby, UK) WATCH THE VIDEO Inspired by German Expressionism and the French Fauvist masters such as Matisse, Jennifer Hornyak is known for her still life and figurative paintings rendered in vivid colours with rich textured surfaces – surfaces that are created over time through many glazed layers. Hornyak was born in England where she studied at the Grimsby School of Art. In 1961, she moved to Montreal where she studied at McGill University, the Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal and the Centre Saidye Bronfman. 

Hornyak has exhibited throughout North America and Europe including the Paris World Exhibition in 1987 where her work was shown alongside that of Modigliani, Picasso and van Dongen. Hornyak’s work is represented in many private and corporate collections including Bombardier Transport, Burroughs Welcome, McCarthy Tétrault, Power Corporation and Hyatt Regency Hotel. 

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