Gallery 78
Community-listedFredericton, New Brunswick · Shopify shop
New Brunswick’s oldest private gallery, in a Queen Anne Revival house at 796 Queen Street on the Wolastoq, sells original Atlantic Canadian work and ships it: Molly Lamb Bobak’s 1947 ink-and-gouache A Day in the Park at $9,500, Yvon Gallant’s 12 tomates en train de mûrir at $2,500, Diana Baldwin etchings from $300, France Pillière’s bronze Les deux loups at $3,000, and Bruno Bobak printmaking, with ceramics, fibre work, photography and jewellery alongside framing and appraisal.
Up until now, it has been mostly just the economic uncertainty that has created a lot of an effect on collection and on the collectors’ ability buy art, both in Canada, in the United States and around the world. But now there’s that added, very real impact that is being felt by artists and galleries and auction houses and anyone who works with original artwork
· ctvnews.ca, Aug 26, 2026



