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The Group of Seven and Tom Thomson
By (author) David P. Silcox
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At a critical time in Canada's history, the Group of Seven revolutionized the country's appreciation of itself by celebrating Canada as a wild and beautiful land. These paintings of the wilderness evoke the same response in viewers today as they did when first exhibited. Now in paperback, The Group of Seven and Tom Thomson is even more affordable than the celebrated original hardback edition. This award-winning bestseller includes many never-before reproduced paintings and presents the most complete and extensive collection of these artists' works ever published. The 400 paintings and drawings reveal the remarkable genius of all 10 painters who, at some point, were part of the movement. Tom Thomson, who died before the Group was established, was always present in the public mind. Included are works by: Frank Carmichael; Frank Johnston; A.J. Casson; Arthur Lismer; Le Moine FitzGerald; A.Y. Jackson; J.E.H. MacDonald; Lawren Harris; Tom Thomson; Edwin Holgate; F.H. Varley. The artwork is organized by the various regions of Canada, with additional sections on the war years and still-life paintings. Introductory essays provide a context for a greater understanding and appreciation of Canada's most celebrated artists.
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Publisher | Firefly Books Ltd
Published date | 6 Nov 2011
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 444
Dimensions | 260 x 222 x 38mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1842g
ISBN | 978-1-5540-7885-1
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BISAC | art / history / general
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