Collection Areas

The Thomson Collection

The donation that inspired the new AGO


Canadian

Discover Canada through its art


African and Oceanic

Featuring the Frum collection


Prints and Drawings

15,000+ works on paper


Contemporary

Spanning the 1960s through to today


European

Showcasing the strengths of the collection



Collection Mini-tours

Daily at 11:30 am and 2:30 pm


Research

E.P. Taylor Research Library & Archives

Access information about library and archives services and collections freely available to the public

The Marvin Gelber Print and Drawing Study Centre

This state-of-the-art facility is dedicated to the study of prints, drawings and photographs, and houses a collection of over 15,000 works

Photographic Resources

Find out about the sale or loan of photographic materials of the AGO's collection, exhibitions and Gallery events

Conservation: Protecting The Art

Conservation is the care and protection of cultural objects. As the caretakers of collections, conservators examine, research, clean and repair artworks, while also taking action to prevent future deterioration.

The Grange

Learn more about this national historic site, built in 1817, given to the Art Museum of Toronto in 1911, and now restored to the 1835-40 period

Spoliation Research

The provenance of works in the AGO collection, pertaining to the ownership history of European painting and sculpture during the 1933–45 period.