Brief
Heffel Gallery to showcase two Lawren Harris paintings and a Jean Paul Riopelle work ahead of Calgary auction
The preview runs Friday to Sunday, featuring works estimated between $250,000 and $2 million.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Jared Tiller of Heffel Fine Art Auction House has arranged for two Lawren Harris paintings and a major Jean Paul Riopelle work to be displayed at the Heffel Gallery in Calgary from Friday to Sunday, ahead of their auction on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
What happened
The two Harris paintings, depicting the Canadian Rockies, are each estimated at $250,000 to $350,000. The Riopelle piece, a large abstract work, is valued at $1.5 million to $2 million. The preview allows collectors and the public to view the artworks before they go under the hammer.
What the report adds
The Calgary Herald notes that the preview is part of Heffel’s effort to generate interest ahead of the auction, which will feature additional Canadian art. No other outlets have reported differing valuations or dates.
What was said
Jared Tiller, identified by the Calgary Herald, said the preview will give buyers a chance to examine the pieces up close before the auction.
How it came about
Heffel has a history of showcasing high‑profile Canadian artworks before auction, a practice highlighted in recent Felo coverage of major Canadian art sales, such as the Northcote house auction and the South Yarra art‑deco homes.
Key facts
- Two Lawren Harris paintings valued at $250,000‑$350,000 each will be displayed in Calgary. (calgaryherald.com)
- A Jean Paul Riopelle work valued at $1.5‑$2 million is part of the preview. (calgaryherald.com)
- The preview runs Friday to Sunday at Heffel Gallery before a September 29 auction. (calgaryherald.com)
- Jared Tiller of Heffel organized the preview. (calgaryherald.com)
Sources
- [1] calgaryherald.com — originally reported as “Two Lawren Harris paintings, major Jean Paul Riopelle to be displayed in Calgary for auction preview”
