The Group of Seven: Art and Identity in Canada

This chapter explores the artistic journey of the Group of Seven, focusing on their European influences and the challenges of adapting to the Canadian landscape. It highlights key events, including the pivotal influence of Scandinavian art in 1912 and the struggles of members like Tom Thompson amidst World War I's backdrop. The discussion culminates in the formation of a significant art collective and their enduring legacy in shaping Canadian nationalism through art.