Canadian painter and etcher, David Milne was a pioneer of postimpressionalism in Canadian Art. He developed a personal style, almost Oriental, in its economy of means.

While most of Milne's paintings consist of oils and watercolours, he also invented a style of his own for making colour dry points. His greatest creations were believed to have come from this method. See Redkettle's signed drypoint etching entitled 'Painting Place' in our Canadian Masters Gallery.

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