Welcome to the second week of Advent. We invite you to share the joyful four-week Scandinavian celebration which heralds the holiday season. Traditions include lighting a candle on the Advent wreath each of the four weeks before Christmas, while preparations include a myriad of baked goods and warm glögg. 

We would like to thank you for all of your many and heartfelt greetings, visits and stories celebrating my father and our founder on his 90th birthday.

Traditional Scandinavian tine boxes (pronounced teen-ah) originated in Norway and examples have been found in the remains of Viking ships as early as 840 A.D.

This collection contains a variety of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian mustard pots ranging in shape and size, carefully assembled over a lifetime. These pots continue to be useful today not only for mustard but also for sauces, spreads, and jams.

Wishing all of the fathers and father figures the happiest of days this Sunday, June 15th. We have curated a selection of items of interest to any male figure, enjoy.

August Rodin is widely considered to be one of the greatest and most prolific sculptors of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Celebrating 58 years of art and culture! This month marks the 58th anniversary of Uno Langmann Limited Fine Art Gallery.

We have had the pleasure of having received consignments of three rare Sybil Andrews linocut prints, “Fall of the Leaf”, “Logging Team” and “Ploughing Pasture”. Sybil led a fascinating life as an international artist who settled in Campbell River where she worked and taught until her death at 94. Her blue oceanfront cottage in Willow Point has been restored as a heritage site belonging to the Sybil Andrews Heritage Society, with an Artist in Residency program in place. In 2007 the City of Campbell River issued a proclamation that April 19, Sybil’s birthday, would be known as Sybil Andrews Day in recognition of her impact on the community. My father Uno Langmann knew Sybil Andrews well and helped market her work, and recently donated five of her original paintings to the Campbell River Arts Council. 

Welcome to the thid week of Advent, we invite you to share the joyful four-week Scandinavian celebration which heralds the holiday season. Traditions include lighting a candle on the Advent wreath each of the four weeks before Christmas, while preparations include a myriad of baked goods and warm glögg. 

Welcome to the second week of Advent, we invite you to share the joyful four-week Scandinavian celebration which heralds the holiday season. Traditions include lighting a candle on the Advent wreath each of the four weeks before Christmas, while preparations include a myriad of baked goods and warm glögg. 

Welcome to the first week of Advent, we invite you to share the joyful four-week Scandinavian celebration which heralds the holiday season. Traditions include lighting a candle on the Advent wreath each of the four weeks before Christmas, while preparations include a myriad of baked goods and warm glögg. 

Snuff bottles became fine works of art representing status and wealth, and were made from many fine materials including ivory, horn, porcelain, precious metals, fine woods, glass and a wide variety of semi-precious stones including jade. View this collection of 18th-20th century snuff bottles and learn more about the history of snuff bottles.

W.J. Phillips is best known for his watercolours and as a pioneer and master of the Canadian woodblock print. He captured the unique topography, serenity and shifting moods of the Canadian landscape, combining unique expressions of Japanese printmaking and the British Arts and Crafts style into his own techniques. We are pleased to present a collection of six excellent Phillips’ colour woodblock prints including the iconic Jack Pine, two of his rare West Coast works and three Christmas cards.

Welcome to the third week of Advent! We are enjoying your visits to the gallery and your  comments on the 2024 calendar and Christmas Calendar Exhibition. We hope you enjoy our  selection of treasures for our third Advent Gift Guide with wonderful ideas for your holiday gatherings and celebrations, along with a few seasonally inspired paintings. This week we are showcasing a fabulous selection of table décor including an early set of Kings pattern flatware in a fitted box.

Welcome to the second week of Advent! This week’s gift guide highlights Canada including stunning works by Harold Thomas Beament, Robert Davidson, Leo Mol among a wonderful selection of Canadian holiday gift idea

Advent - a festive time of joyful preparation - is traditionally celebrated the four weeks before Christmas by lighting a candle on the Advent wreath and enjoying baked goods and warm glögg. Enjoy our First Week of Advent Shopping Guide, which features a selection of elegant and useful tableware - perfect additions for all of your upcoming holiday festivities.

During the 18th and 19th centuries Denmark saw the working class as crucial to developing a strong society and competitive economy, and was one of the earliest countries to create public schools. Janssen was part of the Modern Breakthrough movement, a strong movement of naturalism which replaced romanticism at the end of the 19th century. This group of authors and artists were important players in education reform.

A recent sale has prompted me to discuss the Scandinavian art market, as a unique painting by Vilhelm Hammershøi offered in New York fetched $9,124,350 US (approximately $12,250,000 CAD) after a pre-sale estimate of $3-5,000,000 US - setting a record for the highest price ever paid for a Danish artist at auction.

We’ve gathered a selection of treasures for our Father’s Day Gift Guide, including a Grand Format music box by C. Paillard & Company of Switzerland, an exceptional bronze example of L’Accolade by the renowned sculptor Pierre Jules Mêne, and an incredible Norwegian silver and gilt lidded tankard from 1709. Additionally, we are extending a 15% discount on these items during the month of June.