The Group of Seven was a group of Canadian landscape painters, from 1920-1933. The Group of Seven was a group of painters known for their paintings of the Canadian landscape which rejected realism and incorporated bold strokes and heavy paint.
The Canadian Group of Painters' policy was "to encourage and foster the growth of art in Canada which has a national character." And I believe this is a motto, that has truly aided with the Great Depression, because encouraging art, to me, is just like encouraging happiness, encouraging color and a chance to see something from a different perspective, and art is a very powerful concept thus in a sense having the ability to change or stabilize your mood.
The Group’s intention was to produce work in a style
The Canadian Group of Painters' policy was "to encourage and foster the growth of art in Canada which has a national character." And I believe this is a motto, that has truly aided with the Great Depression, because encouraging art, to me, is just like encouraging happiness, encouraging color and a chance to see something from a different perspective, and art is a very powerful concept thus in a sense having the ability to change or stabilize your mood.
The Group’s intention was to produce work in a style