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- Wesleyville: Seabird Hunters Returning Home, 1991
- Wreck of the S.S. Ranger A/P, 1973
- The Burgeo Whale: A Whale for the Killing, 1973
- Burning of the S.S. Viking, 1970
- Cape Harrison, Labrador Sea 63/75, 2004
- Captain Llewellyn Kean 10/75, 2003
- Daybreak, The Labrador Sea 39/75, 2003
- Down on the Labrador, Towing the Nickerson 17/75, 2003
- Fire in Indian Bay 26/50, 1979
- Folded Studies: Bonfire Night on Greenspond 33/75, 2002
- Gift AP 14/15, 1994
- Granda Glover on Bragg's Island A/P 10/15, 1994
- Granda Glover's Place on Bragg's Island AP 9/15, 2002
- Great Mummer Unveiled 7/75, 2002
- Grenfell Rescued, 1977
- Gull Rock Breaking 49/75, 2001
- His Father Dreams II Labrador Days AP 6/10, 1988
- June Visit 60/75, 2000
- Leaving for the Labrador 29/50, 2011
- Loss of the Flora S. Nickerson 68/75, 1993
- March Ice Offshore, Eric Bishop's Kite 54/75, 1998
- March Wesleyville from Bennett's High Islands 31/35, 1976
- Molly Glover on Bragg's Island 52/75, 1997
- Notes from Bragg's Island 49/75, 1992
- On the Verandah
- Portrait of Herbert Fifield as a Great Mummer 16/75, 2000
- Sophia in the Garden, 2011
- Study for Bonfire Night on Greenspond, 1999
- Study for Man Warning Two Boys 3/50, 1982
- Study for Visitation on Bragg's Island, 1996
- The 'Friend' Leaving for the Labrador 15/50, 2007
- The 'Friend' Leaving for the Labrador 25/50, 2007
- The 'Lloyd Jack' Leaving for the Labrador 14/50, 2012
- The Flora S. Nickerson Coming Home from the Labrador AP 5/10, 1979
- The Haven AP, 1994
- The International Code Series X, 2007
- The Persistence of Memory, 2009
- Three Mummers on Windsor's Point, 1979
- Uncle Cluny's Kite over Wesleyville, 1989
- Visitation on Bragg's Island 45/75, 1997
- Wesleyville, Cyril's Kite Over Blackwood's Hill 9/75, 1996
- Yellow Phaleonopsis
- Fallen Bird , 1963
- For Edgar Glover: The Splitting Table 53/75, 1999
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David Blackwood is a master Canadian painter and printmaker whose distinct style has earned him a spot in the canon of great Canadian artwork. Blackwood is known chiefly for his intaglio prints, often depicting dramatic historical scenes of Newfoundland outport life and industry, such as shipwrecks, seal hunting, iceberg encounters, and resettlement. He considers himself a "visual storyteller," and also produces paintings, drawings and woodcuts. His work is endlessly important to the mythology and heritage of the Newfoundland way of life he grew up in.
David Blackwood is one of Canada’s most respected visual storytellers. His narrative work reflects the legend, toughness and landscape of Newfoundland- an historic journey not that far removed in essence and time.
Blackwood’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally with over 90 solo shows and scores of group exhibitions. He has been the subject of two major retrospective exhibitions and the National Film Board’s 1974 Academy-Award nominated documentary film BLACKWOOD.