Maurice Galbraith Cullen

1866–1934 · Canada · Impressionism

Maurice Cullen (June 6, 1866 – March 28, 1934) is considered to be the father of Canadian Impressionism because he was the first artist to skillfully adapt French Impressionism to Canadian conditions. Wikipedia

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“landscape”, 1880s — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Marine”, 1890 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Portrait of a Man”, 1898 — National Gallery of Canada
“À la marée montante, Le Pouldu, Bretagne”, 1901 — Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
“La Fonte des neiges”, 1930 — Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
“Le Port de Montréal”, 1915 — Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
“Biskra”, 1893 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Quebec City from Lévis”, 1904 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Old Houses, Montreal”, 1908 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“The Water Carriers”, 1907 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Dawn on the Ouse Trench”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Gentelles”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“No Man's Land”, 1920 — Canadian War Museum
“Villers au Bois”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“The Cambrai Road”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“The Sunken Road, Hangard”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Huy on the Meuse on the Road to the Rhine”, 1919 — Canadian War Museum
“Camouflaged Nissen Huts”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Cite Ste Catherine”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Our Guns at Bonn University”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum

Maurice Galbraith Cullen

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