December 14th, 2025

BOOK A VIRTUAL TOUR!


Dear friends,

If you can’t visit our new gallery, we can bring it to you!  Simply sign up for a virtual personalized tour and you can see all of Peter’s latest works from the comfort of your office or home.

The tours are live, completely interactive, and will be hosted by one of the gallery’s knowledgeable associates using your preferred virtual method… i.e. Zoom, Facetime, Messenger etc. The goal is to bring the beauty and charm of Peter’s paintings at a time and place that is convenient for you.

To book a virtual tour email us at Visit@PETERwHART.com or call toll free at 1.888.856.6325.  We look forward to greeting you online!

-Peter W. Hart


49a ave Donegani, Pointe-Claire, 
photo by Enrique Flores


RÉSERVEZ UNE VISITE VIRTUELLE!

Cher ami.e.s,

Vous ne pouvez pas visiter notre nouvelle galerie en personne? Nous pouvons vous l’amener directement chez vous!
Il vous suffit de vous inscrire à une visite virtuelle personnalisée pour découvrir les plus récentes œuvres de Peter, dans le confort de votre maison ou de votre bureau.

Les visites sont en direct, entièrement interactives, et animées par l’un des membres expérimentés de notre équipe, selon la plateforme virtuelle de votre choix (Zoom, FaceTime, Messenger, etc.). Notre objectif est de vous faire découvrir toute la beauté et le charme des peintures de Peter, au moment et à l’endroit qui vous conviennent le mieux.

Pour réserver une visite virtuelle, écrivez-nous à Visit@PETERwHART.com ou appelez sans frais au 1-888-856-6325.
Nous avons très hâte de vous accueillir en ligne!

-Peter W. Hart



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