Beaver Hall Groupさんのイラストまとめ

“Housetops, View from My Studio, University Street”, 1925, by Henrietta Mabel May. In the 1930s she joined a religious group called I AM, The Foundation of St. Germain. One of its tenets was that colours had spiritual significance. The Women of Beaver Hall, p.67.

"Baie St. Paul, Quebec” & “Village Scene, St. Joachim, Quebec" by John Young Johnstone who was born on this day in 1887. A reclusive heavy drinker, he was given to exaggeration and rumoured to frequent Montreal’s opium dens. The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, p. 53.

“Women Making Shells”, 1919, by Henrietta Mabel May & “An Artist's Home on the Somme" by William Thurston Topham. Most of the Beaver Hall men served in the First World War and two of the women volunteered with the Red Cross. More: https://t.co/hS73Rctbyw

“Georgian Bay, November", 1921, (NGC) & “November”, 1922, (Hart House) by A.Y. Jackson, first president of the Beaver Hall Group. He often wrote to newspapers defending the modernists, using pseudonyms such as Cadium, Rose Madder, and Sap Green — the colours in his paintbox.

“Miss Audrey Buller”, c. 1922-23, by Randolph Hewton, founding member of the Beaver Hall Group. (NGC) Royal Canadian Academy of Arts diploma work, deposited by the artist, Trenton, Ontario, 1935. https://t.co/XRGVSx0UCs

Closing time. Beaver Hall artists: "Pont-Aven, France" by John Young Johnstone & "Still Life" by Lilias Torrance Newton. https://t.co/eUBaNsM4Pl

Closing time. Look for a highlight of the auction: “The Fruit Shop” by Kathleen Moir Morris. Est $60K-$80K at https://t.co/EJS3gG3xSf. More: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapter 21 & The Women of Beaver Hall, Chapter 6.

Look for Nora Collyer on Thursday: Summer Landscape. Est $10K- $15K at https://t.co/3Sq0RSvkNB. More: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapt 16, and The Women of Beaver Hall, Chap 1.

Look for Henrietta Mabel May on Thursday: "Farmstead, Eastern Townships”. Est $6K - $8K at https://t.co/Iee4cfgiiy. More: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapter 20, and The Women of Beaver Hall, Chapter 5.

"Autumn, Knowlton", 1941, by Prudence Heward. (AGO) One of her favourite painting places was near her sister Honor Grafftey’s farm in Knowlton, Quebec, especially at the end of October with the autumn colours at their peak. More: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapter 18.