Canadian Art Collections – Original Paintings by Series

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Original Paintings by Series – Canadian Art Collections by Brandy Saturley

Discover original fine art paintings from Canadian artist Brandy Saturley, available to view and collect by series. These curated collections highlight the diverse themes and iconic imagery that define Saturley’s work—each painting part of a larger narrative that celebrates the spirit of Canada.

As a celebrated contemporary Canadian painter based in Victoria, BC, Brandy Saturley captures the essence of Canadian identity through bold colour, dynamic compositions, and a distinct visual language. Her work spans coast to coast—from the rugged wilderness of British Columbia and the Prairies, to the cultural vibrancy of Toronto and Montreal, and the windswept cliffs of Newfoundland.

Whether you’re a seasoned international art collector or a new admirer of Canadian Art, Saturley’s paintings offer a unique perspective on Canada’s people, places, and popular culture. Known for her symbolic still life’s, expressive portraits, Canadian landscapes, and iconic imagery, Saturley’s artwork is held in public and private collections across North America and beyond.

On this page, explore original Canadian paintings grouped by series—each collection telling a story, whether it’s inspired by travel, a specific region, national themes, or a particular year. If you prefer to explore all available artwork, visit our Paintings page.

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The virtual art collections above feature many notable works painted by the Canadian artist Brandy Saturley, over the past two decades. Influences range from Canadian and American Artists; Lawren Harris, Prudence Heward , Rockwell Kent, and Grant Wood, to the works of Emily Carr and Alex Colville. The artist has also long been a fan of Amercian painters Georgia O’ Keeffe and Edward Hopper and gained a deep love of UK artist David Hockney when painting at the Royal College of Art in London, England.