Group of Seven
Group of Seven — sometimes known as the Algonquin school — were a group of Canadian landscape painters from 1920 to 1933.
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The Group of Seven held their last exhibition together in 1930, and most of the members went on to refine and redefine their own unique styles.
Price Range $50 - $950 Canadian
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Group of Seven Artwork
Group of Seven Giclees And Reproductions
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Franklin Carmichael 1890-1945
Lawren Harris 1885-1970
AY Jackson 1882-1972
Clarence A. Gagnon 1881 - 1942
Frederick Varley
August 5, 1877 – July 8, 1917
JEH MacDonald
Emily Carr 1871 - 1945
Group of Seven News and Information
Franklin Carmichael
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Some of the finest of Carmichael's work is the countryside and rural buildings around his hometown. Like A.J. ...
Read More Lawren Harris
| Group of Seven
Born in Brantford, Ontario October 23 1885; died January 29 1970. After three years of study in Germany ...
Read More AY Jackson
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Alexander Young Jackson, born Montreal October 1882; died 1973. He became a well known as a Canadian landscape ...
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Clarence A Gagnon
| Group of Seven
Born in Montreal and began studying art in 1897 with William Brymner at the Art Association of Montreal. ...
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Frederick Varley
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Frederick Horseman Varley was born in Sheffield, England January 2, 1881; died September 8, 1969. He was one ...
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Tom Thomson
| Group of Seven
Born near Claremont, Ontario; the family moved to Leith near Owen Sound, where he grew up. First visited ...
Read More JEH MacDonald
| Group of Seven
James Edward Hervey MacDonald (May 12, 1873 – November 26, 1932), known as J. E. H. MacDonald, was ...
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Emily Carr
| Group of Seven
Born in Victoria, British Columbia in 1871. She first studied art in San Francisco, California and then in ...
Read More We had two oil paintings (handed down through family) that were 40+ years old. They were in need of some TLC !!
Dan inspected the paintings (he identified some slight canvas/paint defects that weren’t noticed by us initially) and provided a thorough evaluation and estimate of costs and expected timeline to execute the restoration.
The finished product is amazing……. They truly appear as if they were just painted yesterday !
The colors are bright, fresh, crisp & vibrant……. The room that we have them in has ample lighting all day, and as the light changes throughout the day, the paintings seem to offer a different look each time you glance at them.
Thank you very much for restoring a very sentimental part of our past !
in the last week
Denis Grandmont
