References

1. Group of Seven. As quoted in The History of Painting in Canada: Toward a People's Art, by Barry Lord (Toronto: NC Press, 1974), p. 138.
   
   
2. Jackson, A.Y. A Painters Country: the Autobiography of A.Y. Jackson, Memorial ed. (Toronto: Clarke, Irwin, 1976), pp. 56-57. Quote was reprinted with the permission of Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, Don Mills, Ontario.

Artwork

1. Thomas Davies, A View of the Lower Part of the Falls of St. Anne near Quebec, 1790. The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
   
   
2. Joseph Légaré, Les Cascades de la rivière Saint-Charles à la Jeune-Lorette, c. 1838. Oil on canvas. Collection: Musée du Québec, 58.538, Patrick Altman.
   
   
3. Paul Kane, White Mud Potage, Winnipeg River, c. 1851-1856. The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Transferred from the Parliament of Canada, 1888.
   
   
4. Cornelius Krieghoff, The Passing Storm, Saint-Ferréol, 1854. The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
   
   
5. Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Côté, Spring Landscape, Arthabaska, 1921. Stolen from McGill University, 1990.
   
   
6. F.H. Varley, Stormy Weather, Georgian Bay, 1921. The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. Reproduction courtesy Estate of Kathleen G. McKay.
   
   
7. Tom Thomson, Spring Ice, 1916. The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
   
   
8. Robert Bateman, Northern Reflections – Loon Family, 1981. © Robert Bateman. Reproduction rights courtesy of Boshkung Inc. and Mill Pond Press.

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