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In 1927, the National Gallery of Canada organized
a large exhibition of Canadian West Coast art and included 26 of Emily Carr's works.
In Ottawa, she met members of the Group of Seven and was greatly inspired by them,
particularly Arthur Lismer and Lawren Harris. Following the exhibition, Carr returned
to Victoria and resumed painting with a new energy. She concentrated almost completely on
the British Columbia costal shorelines and forests.
27" X 21"
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