Showing 5 artworks with Alexander Young Jackson and with artwork date before 1919 and with artwork date after 1909
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Alexander Young Jackson
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-1919
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1909+
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- Driftwood
- Phthalo Green
- Walnut
- A.Y. Jackson Style
- Group Of Seven Art
- Alexander Jackson
- 1913 Artwork
- Group Of Seven Artist
- River Landscape
- Impressionistic Art
- Vintage Style Art
- Antique Floral Art
- Canadian Wilderness
- Vintage Painting”
- Decorative Art Piece
- Serene Winter Scene
- Soft Light Painting
- Canadian Artist
- Snowy Trees
- Parlour Painting
- Landscape Art”
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Still Life Art
- Canadian Art History
- Snowy Farmhouse
- Blue And Green Art
- Winter Figures
- Vintage Oil Painting
- Italian Landscape
- 1910 Oil Painting
- Domestic Interior Art
- 1912 Painting
- Early Modern Art
- Impressionist Flowers
- Blue Gentian Flowers
- Oil Painting Art
- “Warm Colors Art”
- Art Collector Gift
- Impressionist Painting
- Quebec Countryside
- Tuscan Painting
- Porcelain Vase Art
- Post-Impressionism
- “Cypress Trees Art”
- “Rural Landscape”
- Jackson Artwork
- Warm Color Palette
- Quiet Domestic Scene
- “Impasto Painting”
- Canadian Impressionism
- Red Maple Trees
- “Group Of Seven”
- Canadian Landscape
Explore 'The Parlour' by Alexander Young Jackson (1910). A charming oil painting in a warm palette, showcasing Impressionistic details & domestic tranquility. #CanadianArt #GroupOfSeven
Admire 'Hills of Assisi,' a 1912 oil painting by Alexander Young Jackson. Capturing Tuscan beauty in Post-Impressionist style, featuring impasto & warm hues. A serene landscape artwork.
Vibrant red maple trees line a serene river in this stunning 1914 landscape by Group of Seven pioneer A.Y. Jackson, offering a breathtaking glimpse into the Canadian wilderness for your private collection.
Discover 'Blue Gentians' by Alexander Young Jackson (1913). An evocative impressionistic still life featuring vibrant blue flowers & delicate porcelain. Explore its layered textures and serene beauty.
A serene snowy landscape featuring a farmhouse and lively figures in Early Spring, Emileville, Quebec by Group of Seven pioneer A.Y. Jackson, offering a timeless piece of Canadian history for your collection.