Add to ORKGSherman recounts the milestones of the career of landscape painter Savage who is an important figure of early Canadian modernism. The author describes how the romantic and spiritual nature of her landscapes reflect a common desire amongst Canadian painters of that period (including the Group of Seven with whom she was affiliated) : to create a truly national painting style. Includes numerous quotes by the artist. Text in French and English. List of works
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Harper links popular painting and sculpture works of Canada to the history of the different regions ...
O'Neill presents 17 works from Hain's collection as a "capsule survey" of the evolution of landscape...
This anthology marks key moments in the history of Canadian painting and sculpture. Works by the Gro...
Braide's extensive essay addresses the expression of beauty typical of Savage's landscape works prod...
Citing the variety of materials and approaches employed in landscape art from the 1970s, the authors...
Armstrong discusses the works of nine Canadian artists who refer to the Romantic landscape tradition...
In his examination of landscape painting by four Canadians, White deals with aspects of our current ...
"The vast Canadian landscape has captured the imagination of visual artists since the first European...
Focussing primarily on the 1940s and 1950s, Hubbard considers the movements and works that grew out ...
Nemiroff documents the Native art collections of the National Gallery of Canada and provides a chron...
Meadowcroft's biographical essay on painter Savage highlights the particular difficulties associated...
Tovell relates landscape in Canadian art to events in the country's history. Biographical notes on 2...
The authors outline the history of relations between Canada's west coast, particularly Native art, a...
Barry's statement describes her working methods and aesthetic concerns in painting the landscape and...
The art of Alex Janvier and Norval Morrisseau successfully transcended the aesthetic norms of Canadi...
Harper links popular painting and sculpture works of Canada to the history of the different regions ...
O'Neill presents 17 works from Hain's collection as a "capsule survey" of the evolution of landscape...
This anthology marks key moments in the history of Canadian painting and sculpture. Works by the Gro...