David Brown Milne [Canadian, 1882-1853] Painting Place (Hilltop) Drypoint Canadian Literature loss and the traces of

loss and the traces of life have influenced a generation of Canadian artists

His first printing press was an ordinary washing machine wringer

Dogs have faced their fate in life with a certain detachment that is not easy to understand

even at the risk of being considered a coward

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David Brown Milne [Canadian, 1882-1853] Painting Place (Hilltop) Drypoint Canadian Literature loss and the traces ofDavid Brown Milne [Canadian, 1882 1953] (CGP, CSPWC, CSGA) Painting Place (Hilltop) 4 3 4 x 6 3 4 inches (12. 1 x 17. 1 cm) signed 'David B. Milne' in pencil in the lower margin & signed in the plate. Two colour drypoint from two plates. Framed. 15 x 16 1 2 inches (38. 5 x 41. 6 cm) State 3 of 6 (the catalogue raisonn lists 6 states but 8 are now known). TOVELL 63. "Painting Place" was commissioned and published by The Colophon in 1931, Part V in a