Tribal Art

Corrado De Luca

Corrado De Luca, owner of De Luca Fine Art | Gallery tours William Jamieson's 6,500 square foot one bedroom unit in an exclusive part of downtown Toronto. Bill uses most of his space to display real mummies, authentic shrunken heads and his collection primitive and tribal art.

You may have heard of Torontonian Bill Jamieson's, recently discovered acquisition of the mummy of Pharaoh Ramses I,  in a collection he purchased from a defunct museum in Niagara Falls, Ontario in the 19th century. The pharaoh was later repatriated to Egypt.

Bill is an Historian, ethnologist, museologist, ancient and tribal art dealer and collector. Bill’s interests evolve around the forgotten cultures and customs of the South Pacific, Indonesian, African, South and North American Indians, and Egyptian. His fascination with artifacts from these cultures, as well as oddities and curiosities from around the globe, especially objects of the Macabre.


Contact the gallery for more information.


1153 Queen Street West, Unit 203
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6J 1J4
T: (1) 416-537-4699
contact@delucafineart.com

Gallery Hours
Tuesday to Saturday 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
or by appointment

Website
http://www.delucafineart.com/