Início da primavera
1917
Tom Thomson captured the raw, untamed beauty of the Canadian wilderness just months before his mysterious drowning in 1917. Thick slabs of white and blue paint rush across the surface to depict melting snow and a brilliant, cloud-streaked sky, showing off his bold modernist style. As a key precursor to the famous Group of Seven, Thomson’s energetic brushstrokes helped define a uniquely Canadian artistic identity, turning rugged landscapes into vibrant, emotional experiences that still echo through the country's art history today.
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