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Francis Germain

ISA Member
CONTACT

(905) 627-0981

10 King Street West
Dundas, Ontario. L9H 1T7

http://www.mcmastergallery.ca/

Specialties

Services

Languages

  • English

McMaster Gallery

Francis Germain is a fine art appraiser working out of McMaster Gallery in Dundas, Ontario. He completed a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art and is currently working on a Masters in Art History. In the past he worked as a curator and studio assistant for Redeemer University College. Since then he has been working at McMaster Gallery doing everything from fine art sales to coordinating fine art restoration. When McMaster Gallery’s appraiser retired, Francis joined the ISA to take the position. He offers the following services:

  • Fine Art Consulting
  • Damage Claims
  • Art Donations
  • Estates
  • Separations
  • Insurance Claims
  • Cultural Property Review
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