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Victoria Glacier,Walter Joseph Phillips, 1943 

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Victoria Glacier,Walter Joseph Phillips, 1943 

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"Victoria Glacier" show to beauty of the Victoria Glacier

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A late harvest landscape that shows how smooth and untouched some farmland can look.

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Emerald Lake, Alan Caswell Collier, 1901

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Emerald Lake, Alan Caswell Collier, 1901

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Emerald Lake shows the untapped beauty of the Canadian wilderness

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"Emerald Lake" by Alan Caswell Collier shows the stillness and life that dwells around Canada.

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Thompson's piece shows a classic night in the North and the affect of the alluring northern lights.

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The Ferry, Quebec - James Wilson Morrice 

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The Ferry, Quebec - James Wilson Morrice 

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In artists, James Wilson Morrice's piece "The Ferry, Quebec," showcases the simple almost naive aspects of Canada

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beaver and sturgeon, Arthur Donald price

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beaver and sturgeon, Arthur Donald price

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This painting shows us some of Canada's native animals and creates a feeling of warmth and vibrancy.

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Carmichael's painting of the rushing white water of jagged and smoothed rocks perfectly captures his ideas of the world around him. The chaotic yet simple beauty of nature that he forever fought to capture.

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Shows the peace in ever changing rapids, that represent developing Canada. How the danger filled rapids can still manage to be tranquil.

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Western Hemlock- George Franklin Arbuckle 1950

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Western Hemlock- George Franklin Arbuckle 1950

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The painting, Western Hemlock showcases the contrast between light and dark, and life and death.

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'Western Hemlock' | The Sampson-Matthews Prints

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'Western Hemlock' was made for the 1950 Pulp and Paper series. In it, a dark and dense hemlock forest opens a vista through it to forested hillsides with mountains beyond, all under a rich blue sky. It speaks of the great bounty of natural resources, including wood for paper making, which Canada has to offer.

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representation of what a Canadian prairie landscape would have looked like after the war.

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Portage, Ragged Lake - Tom Thomson (1947-1953)

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Portage, Ragged Lake - Tom Thomson (1947-1953)

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'Portage, Ragged Lake' is a painting of a classic Canadian winter, filled with pine trees and snow. He created a realistic depiction of winter through certain painting techniques.

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Autumn Wood Interior, Franklin Carmichael 1953-1957

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Autumn Wood Interior, Franklin Carmichael 1953-1957

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This painting reflects that Franklin Carmichael views Canada's forests as a beautiful place that is full of colour during fall.

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The 'Northern River' is a peaceful painting of a Canadian river. The colours accentuate the rivers reflections and calm expression.

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It was painted in an era when people were very poor and had no money. Therefore, he choose dark and sullen colours.

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This painting almost leaves you with an emptiness, much like the Canadians were feeling fighting in the war

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The Emerald Lake painting by Alan Collier shows the great untouched land of Canada which was now an unseen world for the people of Europe post World War One.

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Autumn Wood Interior, Franklin Carmichael, 1953-1957

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Autumn Wood Interior, Franklin Carmichael, 1953-1957

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In Franklin Carmichael's ''Autumn Wood Interior'' He demonstrates his idea of Canada as  a beautiful place not to be taken lightly a place that was smooth and calming but at the same time unpredictable and rough.

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St Lawrence Town - Sydney Hollinger Watson, 1948

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St Lawrence Town - Sydney Hollinger Watson, 1948

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"St Lawrence Town" by Sydney Hollinger Watson views an old French Canadian Town in the early 1900's.

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The painting, "White Water" by Franklin Carmichael shows that he views Canada as a peaceful, but lively place.

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4025 Hoist, Mcintyre - Alan Caswell Collier

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4025 Hoist, Mcintyre - Alan Caswell Collier

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The texture in this painting that Alan Collier made was very unique using actual sand grain in his paint for the floor and the rock walls.

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This piece paints the scene of a small native town in northern Canada. Blanketed in snow this piece perfectly demonstrates the warm solitude of one of these humble villages.

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"White Water" by Franklin Carmichael is an amazing piece painted during the 1950's. This painting captures the peacefulness and tranquillity of flowing water.

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The painting "Autumn wood interior" by Franklin Carmichael shows us some of Canada's amazing and vibrant landscape.

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Evening, Nipigon River- Yvonne Mckague Housser 

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Evening, Nipigon River- Yvonne Mckague Housser 

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In the painting ‘Evening, Nipigon River’ by author Yvonne Mckague Housser , she captures the raw and harmonious rural landscape of canada.

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Captures Canadian ridges through different colours, shades and textures. This alluring haven seems gloomy, yet peaceful.

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Victoria Glacier - Walter J. Philips 1943

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Victoria Glacier - Walter J. Philips 1943

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The painting "Victoria Glacier" by Walter J. Philips is an exaggerated piece of the Victoria Glacier.

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Fish Houses, Indian Harbour - Joseph Sydney Hallam

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Fish Houses, Indian Harbour - Joseph Sydney Hallam

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Many Canadians at this time suffered losing family members to the great war. However, through these tough phases, families had to learn to return to daily tasks and assignments. This picture demonstrates acceptance.

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Parliament Buildings, Ottawa- Stanley Frances Turner 1941

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Parliament Buildings, Ottawa- Stanley Frances Turner 1941

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The scenery and use of tone and texture in, Parliament Buildings Ottawa represents rebirth and growth of Canadians after the Great War.

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'Parliament Buildings - Ottawa' | The Sampson-Matthews Prints

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The silkscreen of 'Parliament Buildings, Ottawa' was a proud moment for Turner. A sense of Canadian pride was creeping into a national identity, and he recognised this in an illustrative narrative. This work was different from most in the Sampson-Matthews print series as it was atypical to idealize a country not yet a century old.

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Through the use of colour and technique, A.J. Casson was able to depict a serene image of Canadian mountains.

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You can see through this painting see how Lawren Harris style of nature evokes a calm emotion, much like after the war.

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The wind is blowing the trees but the colours stay the same, brightening the day through the grey clouds. This represents the weather changes presented in Canada.

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'Emerald Lake' by Alan Collier shows the raw, untouched land of the Canadian Rockies and helped uplift the devastated population after the Great War.

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The absence of life in this town after the war truly shows how big of a negative impact the Great War had on Canadians.

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“White Pine” By A.J Casson is an enchanting piece that captures the solace flow of nature in Canada. This piece truly captures the natural essence that makes up Canada.