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A diptych featuring a man and a woman in a lace bonet

Illustration created while son Richard was at U of O School of Medicine

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approx 13" tall

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Baby Jonah in a sou’wester hat

A totem pole which Bill carved and gifted to Joan as her Secret Santa present. It arrived by air freight! When he told Joan he sent it by air, she said "What is it? A totem pole?"

Illustrated Christmas cards drawn by John Lewis, printed and sent to family and friends from 1959 to 1966. This professionally framed collection was a gift from Louise to Jay and hangs each year from the lead up to Christmas to their birthdays in March. Note the inscription: [ Don't throw it out! Its a LEWIS ORIGINAL ] that was the treasured mark of a lot of dad's artwork.

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Farmer looking right

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a mural done in clay

An etching of our cat Spook who liked to lay on newspapers

The first soapstone whale carving.

Cast paper, enclosed in arcylic box

6x8 inches enclosed in acrylic box

A beautiful woman...

Portrait of Blair and Lenore Lewis

Line drawing of figures

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Etching of trees and roots

A book that illustrations John's talent of cartoons and humour - https://www.lewisfamilyart.ca/thegrandbezoo

A diptych of a couple on a pub date - check out the twinkle in his eye

View from the valley

Painting of blue and yellow flowers

Portrait of Honourable John Lewis - John Edward Lewis' grandfather

Portrait of a drunk at the Souk in Tripoli, Libya