The Artist's Life | Secrets of the Exhibit EP6
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2019
- The life of legendary painter Tom Thompson is explored through the relics of his life.
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I am a retired art/ art history teacher who farms on a property almost adjacent to where Tom grew up. I was able to teach some of Frederick Varley's relatives. Frank, "Franz" Johnson's relatives are now distantly related by marriage. Tom would have walked past our place every day on his way to work in Owen Sound. Many years ago our youngest son found a beech tree with TT carved into it in our bush. As regards the controversy of whether Tom is actually buried in the Leith grave, our old timer farmer neighbor's father was one of the ones to pick up the casket at the Owen Sound train station. They confirmed that it was his body. His grave has become a wonderful homage to him as an artist.
One of the most talented artists of the Canadian Group of Seven. Thank you for sharing this documentary. Cheers from FL
Tom Thomson' technique is amazing. And the foundation of it is LOVE. It's thrilling that Rassouli chose him for our inspiration this week! I love how he used daily painting and journaling with painting instead of words to demonstrate his thoughts feelings and emotions!
Never heard of this Artist. Beautiful work he created! Thank you for this documentary!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Tom Thompson is a great artist I knew nothing about . I could look at his work everyday and love it each and every one.❤️🌿
Even the paintings themselves reflect the changing landscape with the paint that expands and contracts along with the seasons.
I agree, I also never heard of this artist. But the documentary was very insightful and gave us a look at the man himself and the artist he was as well as his contributions.
It seems like beautiful pottery and maybe sculptures with spickets could be filled with ( DRY EASE) to collect excess moisture in the warmer season / humidifier in colder?