Native Girl1948 pen and ink on paper 19 X 14 in. This piece is unframed. "Gerald attended the Arts Students League of New York from 1947 to 1949. At that time he drew many studies of figures which reflected his mastery of the human form. This stylistic and flowing work has the subject staring with stony black eyes in a mask like face, evoking strength and vulnerability." D. T.

Civilizations have developed such differing relationships with the moon

Canadian Museum of Civilization

"I inked it in black then experimented with wiping some brown on

acrylic on paper

They make humanity the best it is

called Teedle Run

My love for the world - that's what I have done all my life from the time I was born

This painting depicts heros who are willing to die for Black emancipation - in Africa and here

Director of the Carleton University Gallery wrote an award winning catalogue for a major Retrospective on Trottier

He has been exhibited in solo shows across Canada

See that thou use it not unworthily

- I like how his one eye pops out