Jean Claude Whale
John Claude Whale is an artist and the second son of Robert Reginald Whale. He was born during his parents’ voyage to Canada in 1852. Like his father, he was a self-taught artist and specialized in portraits and landscapes. As a young man, John Claude spent several years in Montreal, Ottawa, St. Catharines, and other towns in Southern Ontario. Later, he conducted sketching classes in New Hampshire and Vermont. John Claude’s final years were spent in Brantford, Ontario where he died in 1905.
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Title: Log Cabin
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: CB-04-43.02
Credit line: Gift of Miss J. McMichael
Title: Portrait of a Bald-headed Edwin Digby Henwood
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: 969.03
Credit line: Gift of Henwood Estate
Title: Pond and Road
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: CB-09-43.03
Credit line: Gift of Miss J. McMichael
Title: Landscape with Creek (and Trees)
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: 975.01
Credit line: Gallery Purchase (Antique Committee)
Title: Mohawk Chapel
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: CB-10-43.04
Credit line: Gift of Miss J. McMichael
Title: Whiteman’s Creek, Brantford
Date: n.d.
Medium: oil on canvas
Accession no: 995.07
Credit line: Gift of Mr. John Stratford
Title: Lake Scene with Lily Pads and Trees
Date: n.d.
Medium: watercolour on paper
Accession no: 995.07
Credit line: Gift of Mr. John Stratford