id=219 (accessed on 12 March 2024) In "Spring, Algonquin Park" Tom Thomson evoked in paint the stunning vitality of a sunset sky, a swirling shape of mauves and blues that expands to the left into a ...

100 years ago today, legendary Canadian artist Tom Thomson embarked on his last trip from Toronto to Algonquin Park. Now art enthusiasts and history buffs can follow along in real time, thanks to an ...

Tom Thomson’s paintings capture the essence ... He died mysteriously at age 39 on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park, but his influence still resonates more than a century later.

Galerie Eric Klinkhoff, Montreal, Tom Thomson: Annual Loan Exhibition, November 5 - 19, 2022, catalogue #23 Fall Woods, Algonquin Park is instantly recognizable as a particularly beautiful example of ...

On July 8, 1917, Tom Thomson disappeared into Algonquin Park's Canoe Lake. His overturned canoe was found containing a gallon of maple syrup, some jam and a rubber sheet, but the painter's body ...

about the land now known as Algonquin Park. Luckasavitch will discuss pre-contact and colonial histories of the area, as well as Thomson’s paintings of the park in the context of his life and ...

By 1911, Thomson was making regular sketching trips to areas north of Toronto and, in 1912, he made the first of many trips to Algonquin Park. As well as being an artist, Tom Thomson was an avid ...

Winnie Trainor – an eccentric neighbour and rumoured to be engaged to Thomson before his unfortunate death in Algonquin Park’s Canoe Lake in the summer of 1917 – said her Tom had painted it ...

Two rare Tom Thomson paintings will be on display in Calgary for a four-day preview of a major auction of Canadian art. Thomson’s Autumn, Algonquin Park was painted between 1914 and 1916 and is ...

So, what happened to Tom Thomson? On a beautiful July morning in 1917, Canadian painter Tom Thomson vanished in Algonquin Park's Canoe Lake. A century later, with numerous speculations about foul play ...

Colourful Maples is a daring adventure by Tom Thomson in colour, form and structure ... create these works because of the visits of his artist-peers that autumn to Algonquin Park, where he was ...