George A. Reid

Canadian | 1860 - 1947

George A. Reid was a Canadian painter who was born in 1860.

How much does a George A. Reid cost?

George A. Reid's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 402 USD to 159,026 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.

What is George A. Reid's most expensive painting?

Since 2008 the record price for this artist at auction is 159,026 USD for Toronto Waterfront, sold at Cowley Abbott (Consignor Canadian Fine Art) in 2023. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery have featured George A. Reid's work in the past.

George A. Reid in the news

In MutualArt’s artist press archive, George A. Reid is featured in Art Galleries and Museums Start to Reopen, Where Permitted, a piece from Canadian Art in May 2020. The artist died in 1947.

Artist's alternative names: George Agnew Reid

At Auction

Notable Lots

In the Shade

By George A. Reid

Conversation by the Fence - George A. Reid

Conversation by the Fence ,1932

By George A. Reid

+333%

above mid-estimate

Toronto Waterfront ,1886

By George A. Reid

+170%

above mid-estimate

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Recent Auction Results

Practice ,1896

By George A. Reid

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STUDY FOR MURAL PANEL "CABOT RAISING THE FLAG ON THE COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND 1497 - George A. Reid

STUDY FOR MURAL PANEL "CABOT RAISING THE FLAG ON THE COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND 1497 ,1930

By George A. Reid

-11%

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Shoreline ,1926

By George A. Reid

-5%

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Past Exhibitions

Coolness of Summer

Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery

Fort Erie | Ontario | Canada

Jul 02, 2025 - Aug 31, 2025

Online: 150 Years - 150 Works: Canadian Art as Historical Act

Galerie de l’UQAM

Montreal | Quebec | Canada

May 02, 2018 - May 02, 2023

Articles

Art Galleries and Museums Start to Reopen, Where Permitted

Canadian Art May 14, 2020

Last week, the Winnipeg Art Gallery reopened to the public, along with Quebec City’s Galerie3—but the blockbuster exhibition may never return, says one expert