Biography
Tom Thomson (1877–1917) — Canadian artist (1877-1917).
Tom Thomson worked as painter, printmaker, architectural drafter and visual artist and is associated with Canada. Their documented life spans the years 1877 to 1917, born in Claremont, died in Canada.
| Disciplines | painter, printmaker, architectural drafter, visual artist |
|---|---|
| Born | 1877, Claremont |
| Died | 1917, Canada |
| Nationality | Canada |
Works
- Poplars by a Lake
- Northern River
- Northern Lights
- Grey Day, Giant's Tomb
- Decorative Landscape: Birches
- Sunset
- Thaw: Snow Banks
- Canadian Wildflowers
- Hot Summer Moonlight
- Spring Ice
- Larry Dickson's Shack
- Split Rock, Georgian Bay
- The West Wind
- Cottage on a Rocky Shore
- Hillside, Smoke Lake
- Old Lumber Dam, Algonquin Park
- Giant's Tomb, Georgian Bay
- River
- Parry Sound Harbour
- Drowned Land
- Little Cauchon Lake
- Tea Lake Dam
- The Jack Pine
- Lumber Dam
- Spring, French River
- The Opening of the Rivers: Sketch for "Spring Ice"
- Dark Waters
- Autumn's Garland
- Study for Northern River
- Larry Dickson's Cabin
- Burnt Land
- Canoe Lake
- View over a Lake: Shore with Houses
- Blue Lake: Sketch for "In the Northland"
- Petawawa Gorges (Early Spring)
- Sky ("The Light that Never Was")
- In the Northland
- Sketch for The West Wind
- Moonlight
