Showing 24 artworks out of 49 with James Edward Hervey Macdonald
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James Edward Hervey Macdonald
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Vintage Canadian National Exhibition poster by James MacDonald (Group of Seven). Patriotic design, Art Nouveau influence, celebrates WWI victory. Explore this iconic piece!
Experience 'A Rapid in the North' by James Edward Hervey MacDonald – a stunning 1913 landscape painting of Canadian wilderness. Group of Seven influence, serene beauty & captivating river scene.
Experience 'Thomson’s Rapids' by James MacDonald – a vibrant 1912 Group of Seven landscape! Stunning Impressionistic brushwork captures Canadian wilderness beauty. Explore this iconic piece.
Explore James Edward Hervey MacDonald’s ‘untitled (7694)’, a vibrant Canadian landscape in geometric abstraction. Bold colors & expressive brushwork exemplify Group of Seven style.