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Canada · August 5, 1877 – July 8, 1917Wikidata

Tom Thomson

Canadian artist (1877-1917)

Born in Claremont. Died in Canoe Lake.

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A life in paintings

Born 187740 dated paintingsDied 1917

42 works

  • Old Lumber Dam, Algonquin Park
    Old Lumber Dam, Algonquin Park
    Tom Thomson
    1912 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Sky ("The Light that Never Was")
    Sky ("The Light that Never Was")
    Tom Thomson
    1913 · National Gallery of Canada
  • View over a Lake: Shore with Houses
    View over a Lake: Shore with Houses
    Tom Thomson
    c. 1913 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Canoe Lake
    Canoe Lake
    Tom Thomson
    1913 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Moonlight
    Moonlight
    Tom Thomson
    1913–1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Study for Northern River
    Study for Northern River
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · Art Gallery of Ontario
  • Giant's Tomb, Georgian Bay
    Giant's Tomb, Georgian Bay
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Grey Day, Giant's Tomb
    Grey Day, Giant's Tomb
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Hillside, Smoke Lake
    Hillside, Smoke Lake
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Larry Dickson's Shack
    Larry Dickson's Shack
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Petawawa Gorges (Early Spring)
    Petawawa Gorges (Early Spring)
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Cottage on a Rocky Shore
    Cottage on a Rocky Shore
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Parry Sound Harbour
    Parry Sound Harbour
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Spring, French River
    Spring, French River
    Tom Thomson
    1914 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Northern River
    Northern River
    Tom Thomson
    1915 · National Gallery of Canada
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