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Title unknown (Woman in Blue) (detail), n.d., Beaverbrook Art Gallery


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Learn to Look at Landscapes

Anthony Flower & Edith Bouchard

Title unknown (Scene with Cart and Two Horse)
La journee terminée
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ANTHONY FLOWER
Title unknown (Scene with Cart and Two Horse), 1809
watercolour on paper
29.6 x 42.5 cm
Purchased with funds provided by the Harrison McCain Foundation.
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery

EDITH BOUCHARD
La journee terminée, 1952
oil on canvas; pressed paperboard
69.9 x 88.3 cm
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery
   
What we see

Look at both paintings. Name some of the things you see in these landscapes.

How we feel

Can you picture yourself in these paintings? What would you be doing?

What we think

Consider the colours used in these paintings. How would you describe the difference between the colours from watercolour paint and oil paint?

How it was made

Think about the time period when these paintings were created. Are they very different? Does it surprise you that Edith Bouchard painted her artwork nearly 150 years after Anthony Flower? Why?

About the artist

Edith Bouchard (b.1924) self-taught artist had two sisters and they all painted. The artist decided to paint this work when she saw the horse unharnessed at the end of the day. This work is of her hometown of St. Antoine at Baie St. Paul, Quebec. Bouchard gave-up painting to become a nun.

Link

Visit this website to learn about the life and work of popular Nova Scotia artist Maud Lewis. http://www.agns.gov.ns.ca/maudlewishouse/home_frameset.html

 

 

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