Arthur Lismer's A September
Gale, Georgian Bay dates from a trip that he and Frederick Varley
made in 1920, the year the Group was formed. The two painters sketched
as a storm swept over the water. Lismer moved in to capture the
sculptural qualities of the rocks, clouds, and waves, and especially of
the single tree blown by the wind. The lone tree recalls Tom Thompsons
famous paintings The Jack Pine and The West Wind.
Virtual Museum of Canada
Musée du Québec (english)
Office nationale du film
Group of Seven Art Gallery Tour
National Gallery of Canada - A September Gale, Georgian Bay (audio)
Canadian Art at the McMichael - Canadian Jungle
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery
Malaspina Great Books Database Index
Bert Christensen's Fine Art Gallery
Mendel Art Gallery - Autumn Bon Echo
Harvard Square Library
University of Lethbridge Art Gallery - Algonquin Park
Well Known Canadians
Artcyclopedia
A Study on Canadian Artists
Pandora
Courage Remerbered
My Inspiration
Canadian Historical Collection
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia - Sackville River
Government of Alberta - High Glacier
Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal - Le printemps sur la ferme
