Details
Genre: 19th Century Canadian Art
Department: Painting & Works on Paper
Dimensions: 40 1/8 x 48 1/4 in, 101.9 x 122.6 cm
Item measurements:
Height In Centimeters:
101.9
Width In Centimeters:
122.6
Height In Inches:
40.125
Width In Inches:
48.25
Edition: 8
Edition notes: Edition 1/8.
Year notes: Dated in 1922.
Provenance
Estate of the Artist R.S. Waldie, Toronto A gift from the above to the University Club of Toronto, 1947
Exhibited
Art Gallery of Toronto, Group of Seven Exhibition of Paintings, May 5 – 29, 1922, catalogue #1 Minneapolis Institute of Arts, An Exhibition of Modern Canadian Paintings, November 1 – 30, 1923, traveling to the Kansas City Art Institute, Works by Canadian Artists, December 1923; Omaha Public Library, Omaha Society of Fine Arts, January 9 – 31, 1924; Milwaukee Art Institute, February 1924; Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, March 8 – 25, 1924; Massachusetts Art Institute, Worcester, Exhibition of Paintings by Canadian Artists, April 6 – 27, 1924; and the Brooklyn Museum, New York, May – August 15, 1924, catalogue #4
Literature
Group of Seven Exhibition of Paintings, Art Gallery of Toronto, 1922, listed, unpaginated M.O. Hammond, “Salon of ‘Group of Seven’ Reflects Canadian Impulse to Glimpse Beyond Skyline,” Globe (Toronto), May 10, 1922 Augustus Bridle, “Pictures of the Group of Seven Show ‘Art Must Take the Road,’ ” Toronto Daily Star, May 20, 1922 Helen Appleton Read, “Triple Group at Brooklyn Museum,” Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 25, 1924, section B, page 2 “Canadian Art at the Bradford Gallery,” Yorkshire Post, July 23, 1926 “Canadian Art: Exhibition at Cartwright Hall,” Yorkshire Observer, July 23, 1926
Catalog summary
Franklin Carmichael<br> CSPWC G7 OSA RCA<br>1890 - 1945<br>Canadian<br>Leaf Pattern<br>oil on canvas<br>signed and dated 1922 and on verso titled on the exhibition labels and inscribed with the University Club of Toronto inventory #UCT-0000-C001 on a label<br>40 1/8 x 48 1/4 in, 101.9 x 122.6 cm<br>Estimate: $700,000 - $900,000 CAD CAD<br>Sold for: $2,281,250<br>PROVENANCE Estate of the Artist R.S. Waldie, Toronto A gift from the above to the University Club of Toronto, 1947<br>LITERATURE Group of Seven Exhibition of Paintings, Art Gallery of Toronto, 1922, listed, unpaginated M.O. Hammond, “Salon of ‘Group of Seven’ Reflects Canadian Impulse to Glimpse Beyond Skyline,” Globe (Toronto), May 10, 1922 Augustus Bridle, “Pictures of the Group of Seven Show ‘Art Must Take the Road,’ ” Toronto Daily Star, May 20, 1922 Helen Appleton Read, “Triple Group at Brooklyn Museum,” Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 25, 1924, section B, page 2 “Canadian Art at the Bradford Gallery,” Yorkshire Post, July 23, 1926 “Canadian Art: Exhibition at Cartwright Hall,” Yorkshire Observer, July 23, 1926<br>EXHIBITED Art Gallery of Toronto, Group of Seven Exhibition of Paintings, May 5 – 29, 1922, catalogue #1 Minneapolis Institute of Arts, An Exhibition of Modern Canadian Paintings, November 1 – 30, 1923, traveling to the Kansas City Art Institute, Works by Canadian Artists, December 1923; Omaha Public Library, Omaha Society of Fine Arts, January 9 – 31, 1924; Milwaukee Art Institute, February 1924; Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, March 8 – 25, 1924; Massachusetts Art Institute, Worcester, Exhibition of Paintings by Canadian Artists, April 6 – 27, 1924; and the Brooklyn Museum, New York, May – August 15, 1924, catalogue #4