Whether depicting landscapes, buildings, boats, or animals, Pratt brought to his work a deep connection to Newfoundland and Labrador, a strong sense of structure and light, and an ability to express feeling through simplicity and control. From his early outdoor studies to his later, more abstract reflections on memory, these works reveal how Pratt’s art evolved—and how his surroundings shaped that evolution. Together, they offer a record of a life spent looking closely.

Christopher Pratt, Gros Morne (At Portland Creek), 1960

Christopher Pratt, Boat in Sand, 1961

Christopher Pratt, Woman at a Dresser, 1964


Christopher Pratt, House in August, 1969

Christopher Pratt, Institution, 1973

Christopher Pratt, Spring at My Place, 1985


Christopher Pratt, Deer Lake: Junction Brook Memorial, 1999



Christopher Pratt, Season Series, 2009