Seven Days of the Group of Seven—Tom Thomson (1877-1917)
I’m off to Maine and Rye! I’m leaving some of my favorite landscape paintings for you—works by Canada’s mighty Group of Seven painters. I love them because they combine the freshness of impressionism with a love for the northern landscape. The Jack Pine, 1917, Tom Thomson I’m well aware that Tom Thomson was never a …
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Seven Days of the Group of Seven—AJ Casson (1898-1992)
I’m off to Maine and Rye! I’m leaving some of my favorite landscape paintings for you—works by Canada’s mighty Group of Seven painters. I love them because they combine the freshness of impressionism with a love for the northern landscape. Housetops in the Ward, 1924, AJ Casson (he did versions in oil and watercolor) AJ …
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Seven Days of the Group of Seven—Frank Carmichael (1890-1945)
I’m off to Maine and Rye! I’m leaving some of my favorite landscape paintings for you—works by Canada’s mighty Group of Seven painters. I love them because they combine the freshness of impressionism with a love for the northern landscape. Autumn Hillside, 1920, Frank Carmichael The youngest of the original Group of Seven, Franklin Carmichael …
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Seven Days of the Group of Seven—Edwin Holgate (1892-1977)
I’m off to Maine and Rye! I’m leaving some of my favorite landscape paintings for you—works by Canada’s mighty Group of Seven painters. I love them because they combine the freshness of impressionism with a love for the northern landscape. Nude in a Landscape, 1930, Edwin Holgate Edwin Holgate was primarily known as a portraitist and …
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Seven Days of the Group of Seven—JEH MacDonald (1873-1932)
I’m off to Maine and Rye! I’m leaving some of my favorite landscape paintings for you—works by Canada’s mighty Group of Seven painters. I love them because they combine the freshness of impressionism with a love for the northern landscape. The Tangled Garden, 1916, JEH MacDonald At the age of 14, JEH MacDonald moved with …
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