Browse H
This item is in the following categories:
zoom
http://imagesource5d.allposters.com/watermarker/21-2114-366ED00Z.jpg?ch=693&cw=866
Note - The watermark below ("AllPosters") will not appear on the artwork itself.
The Red Maple
Share this image
Recommend to a friend
Send as an e-card
Product Information
Artist and outdoorsman A.Y. Jackson revealed the hidden wonders of Canada’s delicate foliage and rolling rapids in “Red Maple.” Painted in 1914 in Jackson’s studio, the landscape depicts the Oxtongue River in Algonquin Park. It typifies Jackson’s (1882 – 1974) work as part of the Group of Seven, artists who defied the assumption that Canada’s wilderness was too rugged and untamed to be painted. Symbolizing Canada’s natural beauty, this piece reflected emerging nationalist sentiments kindled by the outbreak of World War I several months before it was created.
This fine art Giclee on canvas print has been museum-wrapped around 1.5” wood stretcher bars, and finished with handpainted white edges.
© AllPosters
Recently Viewed Categories
Laurie Snow Hein Wassily Kandinsky Scott Westmoreland Meiji Stewart Michael Evans Recently Viewed Products
Copy and paste the following code into the HTML editor of the blog that you use, such as MySpace or Blogger:
By using this service, you indicate your acceptance of our terms & conditions .
close window
Hopper, Erica
Hopper, Edward
