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Canada's Group of Seven: A legacy of art - Vimarsana News

Canada's Group of Seven: A legacy of art

Painting encompasses both imaginative creations and practical applications, whether as protective coatings and decorative elements. Within the realm of visual art, paintings serve as a medium to capture the essence of ideas and emotions on a two-dimensional canvas. Today, we embark on an exploration of a group of Canadian artists who left a lasting mark on the country’s

Escape to Beauty: 'Canada and Impressionism' at the National Gallery of Canada - Vimarsana News

Escape to Beauty: 'Canada and Impressionism' at the National Gallery of Canada

The National Gallery of Canada invites you to see its new exhibition, 'Canada and Impressionism: New Horizons' until July 3.

'A woman in a city': What the Group of Seven lost in the northern woods - Vimarsana News

'A woman in a city': What the Group of Seven lost in the northern woods

A new show at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection brings together the men's unheralded female contemporaries, no jack pines to be seen

50+ ACTIVE LIVING: Senior Centres Without Walls talking Group of Seven in June - Vimarsana News

50+ ACTIVE LIVING: Senior Centres Without Walls talking Group of Seven in June

Congratulations to those of you who love to golf – you finally get to go outside and play! I’m afraid I’m in the camp of those who consider golf “a good walk…

The Group of Seven - Concepts & Styles - Vimarsana News

The Group of Seven - Concepts & Styles

The Group of Seven Started: 1911 Beginnings and Developments In the early years of the twentieth century Canadian art was tied to the academic tradition imported into the country by European emigres. Despite the fact that its spectacular wilderness was central to the country's sense of self identity, the Canadian wilderness was considered unpaintable and collectors expressed little interest in domestic landscape painting. Nor was there much appetite for European modernism amongst the public and collectors who tended to view the avant-garde with scorn. Thus, between 1911 and 1913 a group of...