Catalogue [microform] : exhibition of paintings, May 7th -May 27th, 1920

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FOREWORD

j-IE i.-y-p of seven artists whose
- :'.-rci arc here exhibited have
I :cr several years held a like
•.-Isicr concerning Art inCanada.
Tr.iy Lre all imbued with the
idea ih-t an Art must grow and
f!ov?er in the lar.d before the country will be a
real h&- e for its people. »^

^ That this Art w.l! difier from the Art of the
r.Tst, ar.d :rc— the rrtscnt day Art, of any people;
- ;erEed;r.g r.othir.g. cnly adding to what has
i-n dcre. A'-SO i: ietrr.s inevitable v.-hen some-
t'.y.- vital and d;s-.:r.c;ive arises it will be met —

(:) by ridicule, ab-se or indifference,

(2) The SD-called Art lovers, having a deeply
rooted idea that Art is a matter of picture
bcyir.g lhrcj.;h -.he medium of the auc-
tior.eer or dealer, v.'iil refuse to recognize
arythir.g that does not come up to the
ccTT.mercialired. iraported standard of the
picture-sale rooa.

prefer t:

en-ich the salesman than
actions by artists native to
the la::''. \'.b.rse wcrk is more distinctive,
tdviial - * -

Th;

acce:

onri

country.

. and of greater value to the

ic) The — c-e sc;hi::icated v/ill n;tet it with:
"If > &u have r.o traditions, no background,
no Art is rcssibls." Howthen dotraditions
arise? Or they will tay that anything

produced wiD shortly
seded — which is to si
been . ' ever w.-1'l te woi

will say ir.y:h:-. ; th
patting their c.-.t. taci
Art and country.

Finally: A very small i
ir.di\*idua!s, realizing tl

s cour.tr*.- derends upci
Vrcrd?,i:s Dfeds. a-.d i
ing that Art is ar. es»tnt
existence th*y \vi'A we
any form cf Art expre:
interprets the spirit of

5 The artists here represei
tence of being the only one
significant work. But they d(
hc!d that their work is sigi
value to the country. Th
A. E. Russell, the Irish write;
can ever hope to rise beyond
where there is not unbounded

Its humanity can do.

And

do not believe they can eqi
stature of any hunianity wh
this world, then they had b
becosse servants to somiC su

^ A word as you view the pi
invite adverse critidsm. ]
greatest evil they have to cc
they would ask ycu — do yo
contain only what you alread
they argue, that you should 1
pictts-es that thaw you what
see for yoorsd^wt.

\

I shortly die dnd be super-

3 is to say that, nothing has
•in bs worth the 'doing. They

■thin; that sounds erudite,
D'A-n tacks at the evpense of

y small gro-jp of intelligent
sa'.Lzir.g that I'r.i greatness of
ends upon three things: "its
eds. ar.d its Art." Rccogniz-
ar. ei-tr.tial quality in human
• wi'H welcome and support
^rt expression that sincerely
spirit of a nation's growth.

represented make no pre-
only ones in Canada doing
I'jt they do r.iost emphatically
:k is significant and of real
tr>-. They also hold with
"Ish writer, "that no country
c beyond a vulgar mediocrity
sbounded confidence in what
3." And that, "if a people
r can equal or surpass
anity which has been npcn
ey had better emigrate and

some superior people."

ew the pictures. The artiste
icism. Indifference is the
ave to contend with. But
: — do you read books that
oj already know? If not,
I should hardly want to tec
yoa what you can already

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CATALOGUE
EXHIBITION
OF PAINTINGS
MAY 7th-. MAY 27th
19.0 .

PKICS: U CENTS

ART MUSEUM
OP TORONTO

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CATALOGUE

Frank Cakmichael

1. Sprir.f .

2. Auvjmri SurJiiiit

J. November

4. An Au'.umn Lar.4«ei^

5 , 6. Sk«tch«t. ««ch

* 7-14. 8k«tehc* ••eh

L' . Harris

15. Portrait

16. Portrait

17. Portrait

18. Po.-tr«i:

19.
20.

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33.

33.
24.

25.

$350
3M
450

450
50
35

Wa'.erfii; fl.QOO

Shacks I.COO

Wet Day 500

In ibe Ward 400

Saturday Morainf 400

Falling Sr.ow 500

Decorative Lsrlicare. . . 600

26-29. Sketches not for aate

A. Y. Jackson

30. The Northland |«00

31. Night— Georgian Bay 200

33. A Summer Cottage 200

33. Storm— QiorsiaTi Bay 200

34. A Nova Sco'-ia V.Uags . . 250

35. A Fishing Vi"i^e 350

36. Three Rock F^V.t 250

37. A Storm i.-. .March 300

33. The F.-ed ly Chi.-.r.el. 200

39. Cagna^chens Lake ; 250

40. Spring in Llevin 3C0

41>47. Sketches not for eaJe

FRAr;:< H. Johnston

4'*. Canyon Aig-j-.a $ 50

49. Ref.eclions— Aaa*a Caryon 75

50. Froth, P*stera. Be'.ow Rapids 100

ntANX H. JOKNSTG

SV. Near Beaver Meadow

SS. VosdlaodT^enry

53. Rjpi4« on the Afawa

54. PaUicg Lcavea

55. A'^trmn Impresalon

56. Beaver Mead

57. Fa::en Tree

53. Wdd Cherry a.ni Live Forev

59. A-'grma

SOi Bald Rock— Algatsa

n. Aatofltt— Algoma

n. Sproca Taag!*— Xlgeiaa —
C3. Bigt of th« Portat

64. Fire Swept— Algotsa

65. Beaver Hatwta— Algottta . . .

ARTHUR Li

68. The River Driver*

57. Ltgg'.ng

U. Ka:ir'a.T Harbor

09. S;rLr.g in Nova Scotia

70. Spriagtimc ofl the Farm. . .

71. Viater

77. ThaVaUay

73. Caaoufiage

74. The River

75^1. Slcetefaca

J. E. H. hlAC

82 The Tangled Gard-n

83. Pu.— ;'-dr.3 and Pump

54. A Laurer.tian Village

85. The Wild River

!«. The Little FaU

87. A Beaver Dxm

S3. 0::c:<r A.'terr.oon — Laures

£9. B::ssc-i T;!r.e ,

SC. Bc'jghs

91. W:r.i Clouds

92-^- Sketches — Lake Simcoe.

S7. Sketch — Algoma

M-:OL Skctehce

9

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Live Forever L50

ISO

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!llfoa« 130

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B(sa 730

Alcona 7M

ITMUR LiSMER

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XJ5

100

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H. MacDonald

■d »n not for sale

^? $153

Uage 250

not for sa!c

250

ISO

sn — Laurentians. . . . 250

not for iz-'.t

100

kc Simcoe tacli 2S

25

not tor sal*

F. HORSMAN VaRLBY **

in. PorjT^? -J Mr. V'aeer.t lAf>'.*r

Lo»r-«.il by M.-. M»3»«y a- i iv c--r-«iy of
lh« Ti.-iia ar.i StewjrJi cf Hirt H:a««.

103, Portmt c'M.s* Winlfreil H:aJ

IM. rertraJ: '.f J. E. H. MaeDanalJ, A.R C A

MS. Ch«r«c*er SV*:ch— Prof. Barker Falrtef

too. Tb« Sssicsa Ro«4— Acguit 1311

107. Th« 0.4 Ba» $300

too. Farxa— Scath Camp, Se.^.'srd, Bas. 130

tOO>tt4. Kuteoea

R. S. Hbwton

lt3. Th« Bar:;7a.ii 1200

ttO. The W:-.:t« Couaje 200

tt7. PoBt Nesf— Pa.-:a JOO

R. PILOT

tU. Noociar- Buataehe 1*0

11». Tb« YeU«w Tr«« «0

ALBERT Robin soN

120. Retur:;;: J to Boaeberrill* $SCO

131. Orawlss Ice KO

Frank Carmiehacl
A. y. Jatison
J. B. H. .MacDoaa^d

Sluiio B-j;:i:.-
Smrs Street T:r:r.:a. Ostsna

Lawren Harrle

Arthur L!sai«r
P. Hiraaaa VarJey
f

Prank H. jDhr.stsn
*

club* tai ti tr.aotur.ar.*. Fir f.;rd:«r paftcu.*.-! ass y

J. B. H. Mas&iialJ. 3 Sewn St., Toracto.

R. S. Kevr:.-=.
MontrM:

INVITED SXKtB:tOKS
R. Pilot
Mestreal

Albert Rciiaaoa
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