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Allen Sapp
1929



	Going Home with a Load Contemporary 1975 SOLD 24 x 30 (in) oil on canvas

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A descendant of the great plains Cree Chief Poundmaker, Allen Sapp was born in 1929 on the Red Pheasant Reserve in Saskatchewan. Often bed-ridden as a child because of frail health, he learned to draw and to paint as a way of giving expression to his world. In 1966, Allen Sapp met Dr. Allan Gonor, who became his good friend and patron. Dr. Gonor played an influential role in Allen Sapp's artistic career and was the driving force behind the creation of the Allen Sapp Gallery. The Gonor Collection opened in 1989 in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, making Allen Sapp the only living Canadian artist, at that time, to have a museum dedicated to his work. A distinguished artist, respected by his peers, Allen Sapp was elected to the Royal Canadian Academy in 1973. He was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1987 by Governor General Jeanne Sauvé, in recognition of his achievements in the visual arts. He has had numerous exhibitions throughout Canada and abroad, including New York, Los Angeles and London. The travelling exhibition, Kiskayetum, Allen Sapp - A Retrospective was launched at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in 1996. Allen Sapp is represented in many private, public and corporate collections. Several books and catalogues have been published about his life and work, including,

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