Fred Trask (born 1946) hails from Digby, Nova Scotia, and began his artistic journey at the age of 25. Specializing in naive art, Fred's acrylic paintings offer a unique perspective on daily life, encompassing landscapes, interiors, figures, and animals. His canvases, notably devoid of traditional perspective, invite viewers to explore bustling scenes teeming with activity. A frequent subject of his work was Maud Lewis and her nearby house. His style is characterized by a raw yet sophisticated naivety, often featuring rooms adorned with tongue-and-groove flooring, walls, and scenic windows. Fred's signature, gracing both the front and back of his works, bears a distinctive red stamp that carries his name and mark. Fred Trask's art has found a home in esteemed institutions such as the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and The Museum of History, in addition to numerous private collections.

Parlour Scene by Fred Trask

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Parlour Scene by Fred Trask

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CA$600 - CA$900

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CA$125

The Lewis House by Fred Trask

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The Lewis House by Fred Trask

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CA$300 - CA$500

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CA$700

Fisherman Painting his Boat by Fred Trask

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Fisherman Painting his Boat by Fred Trask

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CA$500 - CA$700

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CA$900

Fred Trask Fresh Maple Syrup

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Fred Trask Fresh Maple Syrup

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CA$600 - CA$900

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CA$425

Fred Trask Town Scene

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Fred Trask Town Scene

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CA$600 - CA$900

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CA$1,300

Fred Trask Pig in the Barn

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Fred Trask Pig in the Barn

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CA$300 - CA$500

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CA$3,000

Fred Trask Comin Home

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Fred Trask Comin Home

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CA$500 - CA$700

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CA$2,250

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