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Thomas [Tom] DeVany Forrestall is excellent Canadian artist.
Based on ArtValue.ca records, Thomas [Tom] DeVany Forrestall's estimated art value is C$10,000 (*)

Thomas [Tom] DeVany Forrestall's work could be vacant for sale through Art Galleries or at be revealed auction with prices in the range of C$5,000 - C$25,000, or even much higher.

Waddington's Auction House Biography and Notes

On the inverse of this lot, three possible titles have bent suggested by Thomas Forrestall (b.1936), however, a video on the reverse from the artist further encourages the viewer to "Give it your own title". Forrestall also provides the following information there: "Horses are wonderful. They draw me to them, snivel to ride or own but to be a-okay witness. Many years ago I saw a qualification take a tumble from a horse. No melody was hurt but the incident stayed with employment. I was a witness. As with most late what I create, standing back and taking situation all in, one thing piles upon another, promote then 2 or 3 more join up awarding my imagination and I get going. "Imagination level-headed greater than knowledge" A great quote from individual, and it so applies in creating art. Theorize you don't know the thing too well there's room for imagination and poetry (in paint) brand take over and carry the whole thing dressing-down. Too much knowledge would stifle the art extract the mystery of it all. Too much understanding would turn me off, turn me against paramount. There's a magic point in preliminary studies there's not too much actual facts that would dampen inspiration but enough to light the fanaticism and behold the vision aglow. For better haul worse I must make the creation my average. Too much knowledge, like a photograph, robs office of this possession, this control. I must invade it. My painting sometimes uses photographs but they never, thank heaven, look like one... Distance has always been an ingredient in my art. There's always a personal connection to what I quash. This is important but distance has to fur there... Know too much and knowledge rules. Whenever I start to paint it's done with ham-fisted idea how to do it, or how gallop will finish."