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Summary

Decorative Illustration: "Blessing" by Robert Burns (

)

Author



Alternative names	Thomas Thomson; Tom John Thomson; Thomas John Thomson; Tom. Thomson
Description	Canadian artist "Group of Seven"
Date of birth/death	5 August 1877	8 July 1917
Location of birth/death	Claremont, Ontario	Canoe Lake, Algonquin Park, Ontario
Work location	Canada
Authority file	: Q2035136 VIAF : 20482356 ISNI : 000000008099974X ULAN : 500005741 LCCN : n50012239 Open Library : OL1505668A WorldCat

Title

Decorative Illustration: "Blessing" by Robert Burns

Object type

painting

Date

1909

Medium

watercolor , graphite and ink on paper

Dimensions

height: 34.9 cm (13.7 in); width: 24.1 cm (9.4 in)

Collection

McMichael Canadian Art Collection

	Native name	McMichael Canadian Art Collection
	Location	Kleinburg
	Coordinates	43° 50′ 26.88″ N, 79° 37′ 30.72″ W
	Established	1965
	Website	www.mcmichael.com
	Authority file	: Q3700321 VIAF : 132676171 ISNI : 0000000122862726 ULAN : 500300936 LCCN : n93061903 SUDOC : 169729974 WorldCat

Accession number

1972.18.5

Source/Photographer

Tom Thomson Catalogue Raisonné

Permission
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