Pair of Mid-Century Canadian Signed Landscape Paintings.
 
Pair of impressionist paintings, capturing the beauty and colour of the Canadian landscape. Both are signed, Dori Thomson, a descendant from the family of the famous painter, Tom Thomson (1877-1917). He was a member of the Group of Seven that represents the Algonquin School formed in Montreal, Quebec.  It is best known for paintings inspired by the Canadian wilderness, a strong influence in Canadian art. Dori Thomson’s paintings consist almost entirely of landscapes depicting trees, skies, lakes and rivers. She used broad brush strokes and a liberal application of paint. Her art represents the Canadian tradition of landscape paintings.
The locations are described on the back of each painting.
Condition: Paintings on board are in very good condition. Frames are fair with gilt
                 touch ups. Linen liner has some foxing and staining.
 
Measurements: paintings W 16” x H 12”
                           Frames W 23 ½” x H 19 ½” 
 
Weight:  4 lb each