The Blue Heron by A.J. Casson
$145.00
Alfred Joseph Casson, born in Toronto, began to study art with J.S. Gordon at Hamilton Technical School and was apprenticed to a lithographer. Returned to Toronto in 1916 and studied with Harry Britton at the Ontario College of Art; also at the Central Technical School. Met Franklin Carmichael in 1919 and worked with him at Sampson-Mathews, as a commercial artist. He became a member of the Group of Seven in 1926 and a founding member of the Canadian Group of Painters, 1933. His paintings hang in every important private, corporate and public collection across our land, including the National Gallery of Canada.
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Features:
- Polystyrene molding with a mahogany finish
- Glass-framed using pure white mats
- Print is “Limited Edition”
- Ready to hang
Specifications:
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 90.8 cm x 5.1 cm x 82.6 cm (35.8 in. x 2 in. x 32.5 in.)
- Image dimensions (L x H): 45.7 cm x 55.9 cm (18 in. x 22 in.)
- Weight: 5.7 kg (12.5 lb.)
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Alfred Joseph Casson, born in Toronto, began to study art with J.S. Gordon at Hamilton Technical School and was apprenticed to a lithographer. Returned to Toronto in 1916 and studied with Harry Britton at the Ontario College of Art; also at the Central Technical School. Met Franklin Carmichael in 1919 and worked with him at Sampson-Mathews, as a commercial artist. He became a member of the Group of Seven in 1926 and a founding member of the Canadian Group of Painters, 1933. His paintings hang in every important private, corporate and public collection across our land, including the National Gallery of Canada.