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Tom Thomson. The inspirational artist for the Canadian Group of Seven art movement back in the 1920s Toronto, Canada.
Just at the beginning of the height of his career in July 1917, he met with a tragic death in Algonquin Park. Drowning or murder? To this day, still one of Canada's great mysteries!
This original painting is currently on tour across Canada in the “1917 Canada Comes of Age” Art Exhibit
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CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL FINE ARTIST -Winner of FAA Billboard Campaign 2022! "Best in Show" 2014 Canadian McMichael Collection Kenneth M Kirsch was born and lives in Toronto Canada. He received a Graphic Design education from Seneca College of Design in the late 1970s and has since had a very successful career in Graphics and Advertising in Toronto. Working in the Art and Advertising departments of such historic Canadian institutions as The T. Eaton Company (Eatons), The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) /Gray Coach Lines Ltd. and Rous Mann & Brigden's Photo Studio and...