Beaver Hall Groupさんのイラストまとめ

“The Artist’s Home at Bottom Wood, about Halfway between Mametz and Contalmaison",
1916, by Thurston Topham. (Beaverbrook Collection of War Art, Canadian War Museum). More: https://t.co/XRGVSx0UCs

“Autumn, Eastern Townships”, c.1938 (Art Gallery of Alberta) by Prudence Heward who preferred to paint the area in October when the colours were at their peak. The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy. Chapter 18.

“Autumn Leaves” by Edwin Holgate sold at Cowley Abbott for $75K in 2017. More: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, Chapter 6. https://t.co/IjDF9wWh4M

"Saint Denis Street", 1927, by Adrien Hébert (Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec) who once said, "Having accepted modern life, I believe it’s logical to turn to modern subjects in art....“ Illustrated in The Beaver Hall and Its Legacy, p. 24.

Sign up time. Painting Picnics for kids at the Brockville Museum. They’ll learn all about local artist Prudence Heward –– her career, style, and painting picnics. https://t.co/49FeJtZxax. “View of the Needle’s Eye from Fernbank” c.1942 by P.H.

"White Barn, Eastern Townships", 1941, (NGC) by Ethel Seath. "But while she clings to the things she knows and loves, she has a strong sense of their abstract qualities”, Robert Ayre. Illustrated: The Beaver Hall Group and Its Legacy, p. 114.

Treasure hunt. Any “P.H.”s tucked away in your attic?
“Summer Time” (MMFA) by Prudence Heward. https://t.co/tohBn3f7rG

"High Water, Laurentians" by Edwin Holgate, founding member of Montreal’s Beaver Hall Group and eighth member of the Group of Seven. Available: $15K to $20K at Heffel.
https://t.co/ZOnIuT3u7w

Emily Coonan’s portrait of Jeanne de Crèvecoeur who died on this day in 1970. De Crèvecoeur gave up exhibiting in 1930 when she began to work as an occupational therapist at the Montreal Industrial Institute. None of her works has been found. “Girl in Green” by Emily Coonan.

“Summer Day at the Cottage” by Sarah Robertson. "[She was] the good artist, interested above all else in art, and not too much concerned with ideologies or about the artist’s mission in life.” A.Y. Jackson. https://t.co/tohBn2Xw36