Red Sumac – Tom Thomson (1877–1917)
Large Canvas Print | 46.5" W × 39" H
A striking large-format canvas reproduction of Red Sumac by legendary Canadian artist Tom Thomson, from the Images of Canada Collection.
Rich with deep reds, autumn golds, greens and dramatic dark brushwork, Red Sumac captures the rugged beauty of the Canadian wilderness for which Thomson became famous. At nearly four feet wide, this is a substantial statement piece with wonderful texture, colour and presence.
The canvas is stretched and ready to hang, with its original Images of Canada Collection / Northland Art Company information label retained on the reverse.
Tom Thomson’s distinctive vision of the Ontario wilderness profoundly influenced the artists who would form the Group of Seven, and his Algonquin Park landscapes remain among the most recognizable images in Canadian art.
Details:
- Tom Thomson – Red Sumac
- Images of Canada Collection
- Northland Art Company
- Large stretched canvas reproduction
- Approx. 46.5" W × 39" H
- Hanging wire attached
- Original information label on reverse
- Pre-owned vintage piece
A beautiful choice for a cottage, lake house, Canadian-inspired interior, office or any space needing a dramatic piece of Canadian art.
Tom Thomson (1877-1917) The emergence of Tom Thomson’s distinctive nature painting style mirrors his path in life. He began as a letterist doing precise, constrained work, but developed into a pioneer of bold outdoor art. Canada’s Group of 7 painting movement officially began upon the untimely death of Thomson, which spurred his artist friends to pursue his vision. Thomson’s most famous works colourfully capture vistas in Ontario’s Algonquin Park, North of Toronto