Alex Colville
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Jennifer Morse
July 1, 2005
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM–AN19710261-2059 Exhausted Prisoners. Alex Colville began his 60-year career as a war artist, and his lifetime of work has sustained his signature aloofness
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by Jean Peirson I remember the hustle and bustle that filled our house on the morning of November 11th. It was the 1960s and our
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM–AN19710261-0685 ‘Quaicker Girls’. Paraskeva Clark’s paintings depict activities of the Royal Canadian AirForce Women’s Division. Paraskeva Clark believed the art of a nation
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—AN19710261-0955 Munitions—Fuse Factory. The early decades of the 20th century were a time of momentous change for women in Canada. During World War
CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM–AN19710261-0342 Minesweepers, Halifax. Prior to becoming famous as a founding member of the Group of Seven, Arthur Lismer sharpened his painting skills in
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