Gyrth Russell
PHOTO: CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—AN19710261-0223 Courtyard, Camblain L’Abbé. Using a thick palette of soft lavender, yellow, cream and blue, Gyrth Russell painted the crumbling buildings and
Jennifer Morse
July 1, 2007
PHOTO: CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—AN19710261-0223 Courtyard, Camblain L’Abbé. Using a thick palette of soft lavender, yellow, cream and blue, Gyrth Russell painted the crumbling buildings and
PHOTOS: P. FRUTIER/ALTIMAGE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA One of the Mourner figures near the stairs leading up to the monument; inset photos, from top:
Photo: Nickle Arts Museum, Calgary Top: Shoulder-to-Shoulder Paintings by Beverley Tosh celebrate the lives of war brides. Bottom from left One-Way Passage, the portraits Kay
Clockwise from top: In the passageway of VIA Rail Canada’s War Bride train, (from front to back) Doris Lolly, Brenda Burtenshaw-Butt and Peggy Marshall find
PHOTO: CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—AN19710261-4251 Donald Cameron Mackay was an east coaster through and through. He lived by the sea and loved to paint it. This
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—AN19710256–221 Welder on a Kiln Section Frederick Bourchier Taylor was born in Ottawa in 1906, into a family of prosperous bankers. He began
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