Beaver Hall Groupさんのイラストまとめ

"The Fruit Shop, Ottawa” by Kathleen Moir Morris. Senator E. Leo Kolber collection. Est. $60K - $80K at https://t.co/EJS3gG3xSf

"On Lake St. Louis", 1931, by Sarah Robertson. (Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa) "She developed a very personal form of expression, mostly in landscape with figures and paintings of flowers.” A.Y. Jackson. Illustrated: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, p.129.

“On The Water Near Brockville” by Prudence Heward, one of Canada’s most innovative modernists, who was born on this day in 1896. The Brockville Museum is honouring their famous summer resident with the exhibit "Painting Picnic with Prudence Heward”. https://t.co/D5ejCds4nD

“Farm Road, Quebec” by John Young Johnstone, a reclusive heavy drinker given to exaggeration and rumoured to frequent Montreal’s opium dens. Records show that the Arts Club suspended and later dismissed him for “misbehavior.” The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapter 8.

“St Lawrence Village”, 1933, by Nora Collyer, youngest member of the Women of Beaver Hall, who spent her summers in Foster, Quebec. Illustrated in The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, p.82.

It’s the centennial of the founding of the Beaver Hall Group! On May 28, 1920, A.Y. Jackson wrote to his cousin, “Just last week the Montreal artists formed a new association and elected me president, while I was up at Mongoose Lake.” “Early Spring” by A.Y. Jackson (McMichael)

"Afternoon Sketching” by H. M. May available at CFA. "She spent some time in France, came back radiant — she loved life — painted in the landscapes of the Eastern Townships where she built up her singing happy pictures.” Anne Savage. “The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy”, p.109.

“At the Market” by Regina Seiden, founding member of the Beaver Hall Group. Est. $15K to $20K at
https://t.co/DFDG0gF9xL. More: "The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy", Chapter 13.

“Sugar Shanty, L’Islet”, 1944, by A.Y. Jackson. Every year in March from 1921-1947 “Pere Raquette” painted in the small villages below Quebec City. He knew the customs of the locals, their card games, and their folk songs. $22,500. at https://t.co/H0WgdauDP9. #BeaverHallGroup

“Sugar Shack” by Adam Sherriff Scott. A self-confessed “old-fashioned” painter, he would often criticize Picasso and abstract art. In 1943 he added his name to an open letter denouncing the inclusion of Modernists in the AAM’s Spring Ex. The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy C.14.