Courtney Milne

Canadian (1943 - 2010)
Courtney Milne was a Canadian artist.
From ArtValue.ca records, the highest price paid at auction for a print work attributed to Courtney Milne (1943-2010) was C$360 - paid for "Aditi, Goddess of Boundless Light" at Saskatchewan NAC in Regina on Sat, Apr 9, 2016.
ArtValue.ca has 52 auction art sale records for their print results, with prices in the range of C$25 to C$500.

Yeshe Tsogyel, Sky Dancer
photographic print 4/50
Dimensions - 50.8 cms x 76.2 cms (20 ins x 30 ins)

Lot for sale by Saskatchewan NAC Auction House, Regina
Lot# 84
Sat, Apr 7, 2018

Estimate $500 - $800
(Not sold)

Saskatchewan NAC Auction House Biography and Notes

Courtney Milne was born in Saskatoon in 1943. In his career he took nearly half a million photos, particularly highlighting Courtney Milne was born in Saskatoon in 1943. In his career he took nearly half a million photos, particularly highlighting the beauty of the Canadian prairies and sacred locations around the world. He has presented slide shows of his work including prestigious events such as UNESCO's World Heritage Committee in 1990 and the United Nations 'Earth Summit' in Rio de Janiero in 1992. Though based in Saskatchewan Milne photographed in all 10 provinces of Canada as well as 35 other countries in all seven continents. Courtney Milne died in 2010. See a more extensive biography at sknac.com of the Canadian prairies and sacred locations around the world. He has presented slide shows of his work including prestigious events such as UNESCOâ??s World Heritage Committee in 1990 and the United Nations â??Earth Summitâ?? in Rio de Janiero in 1992. Though based in Saskatchewan Milne photographed in all 10 provinces of Canada as well as 35 other countries in all seven continents. Courtney Milne died in 2010. See a more extensive biography at sknac.com

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