“Northern Lights,” now open at the Beyeler Foundation, features 74 landscape paintings by Scandinavian and Canadian artists, all made between 1888 and 1937. “These artists all share the ...

This magazine chose five contemporary landscape artists to profile alongside this story, their works motivated by their reverence for Canadian landscapes under threat. Art is one of the weapons of ...

Sparse yet detailed landscapes recall the work of Milton Avery, while more abstract canvases are reminiscent of artists like Jules Olitski. Working in series has continually been an important part ...

Canadian Art If there’s a defining style of Canadian visual art, it’s probably the landscape. Canada’s exotic natural beauty was tremendously alluring to European artists in the 19th century ...

The turn of the century saw the Modernist art movement in full swing, and the new Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) opened the west to new landscapes to be sketched and painted for the first time in ...

Both, it turns out, were artists who painted the boreal forest. That is the starting point for Northern Lights, an exhibition comparing Canadian and Northern European landscape painting in the ...

each watercolour over pencil, several on paper blind stamped with the Vice Regal Train Company’s insignia, seven watercolours of European subjects by other hands ...

Harris was a leader of the Group of Seven, a group of 20th-century Canadian landscape painters credited with developing a national artistic identity. The current exhibition, Mr. Mayer said ...

Harris is known for helping form the Group of Seven, a group of Canadian landscape painters, in 1920. Get a dash of perspective along with the trending news of the day in a very readable format.