Thelma A. Manarey Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Thelma A. Manarey Art Value Price Guide

May. 05, 2024
Thelma Manarey, Vanishing Forms, acrylic on canvas, February 1974
Est: $600 - $800
Thelma Manarey, Vanishing Forms, also marked "Low Intensity OP" on the reverse, acrylic on canvas, February 1974. Exhibited Edmonton Art Gallery 1972. Signed, dated and titled verso. Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art and Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Nov. 19, 2023
Thelma Manarey "Trees in Newfoundland" #37/50
Est: $150 - $200
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Nov. 19, 2023
Thelma Manarey "Jenny's Island Kawartha Lakes, Ontario" #5/50
Est: $150 - $200
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
May. 07, 2023
Thelma Manarey, A-12-71, acrylic on canvas 1971
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Thelma Manarey "A-12-71", 1971, 48" x 66" Exhibited at the Edmonton Art Gallery, 1972Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Apr. 02, 2023
Thelma Manarey, A-8-71, acrylic on canvas, 1971
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Thelma Maneray, A-8-71, 1971, 48 x 66. Exhibited Edmonton Art Gallery 1972. Signed, dated and titled verso. Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Jan. 29, 2023
Thelma Manarey "Trees in Newfoundland" #37/50
Est: $150 - $200
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Jan. 29, 2023
Thelma Manarey "Jenny's Island Kawartha Lakes, Ont" #5/50
Est: $150 - $200
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Aug. 21, 2022
Thelma Manarey "Trees in Newfoundland" #37/50
Est: $125 - $150
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Aug. 21, 2022
Thelma Manarey "Jenny's Island Kawartha Lakes, Ont" #5/50
Est: $125 - $150
Thelma Manarey (1913-1984) was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Jul. 17, 2022
Thelma Manaray, Trees in Winter, 14/24, ca. 1960
Est: $150 - $200
Colour silkscreen on paper. Thelma Manarey was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young girl, Manarey received tutelage from Florence Mortimer, a well-known painter and teacher located in Edmonton. From 1939-1943, Manarey studied at the Institute of Technology and Art (today the Alberta College of Art & Design). At the Institute, Manarey had the opportunity to study with famous landscape painter, H.G. Glyde. Although Manarey is generally known for her small etchings, she explored many different types of mediums and artistic styles. Manarey tried her hand at: impressionism, realism, cubism, and abstract impressionism. In the late 40’s, she learned the art of the serigraph. Later, during the 1950’s and 1960’s, she studied etching with Harry Savage as well as stone lithography in Toronto, Ontario. Manarey, like so many other notable Albertan artists, was a great admirer of the Alberta Landscape and the natural and man-made icons of the province. These objects, such as trees and elevators, often became the subject matter of her etchings and paintings. In 1973, Manarey received the Performing and Creative Arts Award, from the City of Edmonton. Additionally, The Alberta Society of Artists honoured Manarey with the gift of a Lifetime Membership. Today, Manarey’s works reside primarily at the Alberta Foundation of the Arts, the Nickle Arts Museum in Calgary, and the University of Calgary.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Jun. 29, 2022
Thelma Manarey, Canadian (1913-1984), Pool, arcylic on canvas, 31 x 38 in. (78.7 x 96.5 cm)
Est: $200 - $300
Thelma Manarey Canadian (1913-1984) pool arcylic on canvas signed 31 x 38 in. (78.7 x 96.5 cm)
Maynards Fine Art & Antiques
May. 19, 2022
Thelma Manarey - Rooster & Hen
Est: $200 - $300
Rooster & Hen
Westbridge Fine Art Auction House
Apr. 27, 2022
Thelma Manarey, Canadian (1913-1984), Pool, arcylic on canvas, 31 x 38 in. (78.7 x 96.5 cm)
Est: $300 - $500
Thelma Manarey Canadian (1913-1984) pool arcylic on canvas signed 31 x 38 in. (78.7 x 96.5 cm)
Maynards Fine Art & Antiques
May. 23, 2020
Thelma Manarey - Cabin Stove
Est: $300 - $500
Cabin Stove
Westbridge Fine Art Auction House
Apr. 18, 2020
Thelma Manarey - Cabin Stove
Est: $300 - $500
Cabin Stove
Westbridge Fine Art Auction House
Dec. 24, 2017
Thelma Manarey "Mr. Newhouse Founder" Oil on Canva
Est: -
Artist: Thelma Manarey Title: "Mr. Newhouse Founder" Medium: Oil on Canvas Year or Era: 20th Century Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Approx. Measurement: 38" x 32" Site Measurements: 30" x 25" Approx. Ship Weight: 9lbs.Notes: Good condition. Keywords: Art; DW9507
J Levine Auction & Appraisal LLC
Nov. 04, 2012
Artist: THELMA ALBERTA MANAREY [1913-1984]
Est: $600 - $800
Artist: THELMA ALBERTA MANAREY [1913-1984] Canadian Title: Country Place Series No.6 Media: oil on canvas 30 x 18 in. / 76 x 46 cm. Dated: 1977 Notes: signed and dated lower left; signed, titled and dated verso; framed; surface dirt noted Provenance: Johnson Gallery [Frame/Craft], Edmonton, label verso
Levis Auction
Nov. 04, 2012
Artist: THELMA ALBERTA MANAREY [1913-1984]
Est: $600 - $800
Artist: THELMA ALBERTA MANAREY [1913-1984] Canadian Title: A - 3 - 71 Media: acrylic on canvas 40 x 37.75 in. / 102 x 96 cm. Dated: 1971 Notes: signed, titled and dated verso; framed Reference: exhibition labels for unknown location attached verso; the artist's work was recently included in the Art Gallery of Alberta's exhibition Alberta Mistresses of the Modern 1935-1975 curated by Mary Beth Laviolette Provenance: Johnson Gallery [Frame/Craft], Edmonton
Levis Auction