The Group of Seven: art for a nation.

Título
The Group of Seven: art for a nation.

Charles C. Hill

Resumen
The author describes the background from which the Group of Seven emerged, exploring the influence of the Algonquin group of painters (including Tom Thomson) and the experiences of those who served as official artists in the First World War. He demonstrates the Group's struggle for recognition reflecting the larger struggle for national identity at at time when Canada was still in many respects a colony of Great Britain.

Fecha de publicación como intervalo
1995
 
1900-1999

Descripción física
374 p.: illus.

Nota general
includes bibliography and index.
 
includes painting notes and exhibition notes.

Materia personal
Harris, Lawren.
 
Jackson, A.Y.
 
Lismer, Aarthur.
 
MacDonald, J.E.H.
 
Thomson, Tom.
 
Varley, Fred.
 
Carmichael, Frank.

Término de la materia
Group of Seven (Group of Artists)- -- Exhibitions.
 
Canadian painting.
 
Modern art- -- Canadian- -- 1900-1999.

Síntesis
The author describes the background from which the Group of Seven emerged, exploring the influence of the Algonquin group of painters (including Tom Thomson) and the experiences of those who served as official artists in the First World War. He demonstrates the Group's struggle for recognition reflecting the larger struggle for national identity at at time when Canada was still in many respects a colony of Great Britain.

ISBN
9780771067167

Información de publicación
TORONTO, ON: McClelland & Stewart, c1995.


BibliotecaSignatura topográficaTipo de materialCódigo de barras del documentoEstado
Edmonton Christian High759.11 HILBook30905000062616Non-Fiction