E.J. Hughes attended the Vancouver School of Art from 1929-1935, and was recognized as the most talented artist of his generation on the West Coast.
Richard Johnson is an old-school war artist. He’s walked the hard miles in Iraq and Afghanistan, shunning the camera for pencil and sketchbook, speedily yet
Brian Lorimer paints big, vivid pictures and for the last two years he has dedicated himself to capturing and commemorating the First World War. He
Inspiration can come from the strangest places. For Ottawa artist Bruce Stewart the idea to paint the military ran down his street three years ago.
The War of 1812 was the first and last time our southern neighbour invaded the territory that is now Canada. But it wasn’t just the
Over the last 95 years, more than 200 artists have been charged with capturing the military history of our nation. With their brush strokes they
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
