A. Y. Jackson

1882–1974 · Canada

Alexander Young Jackson LL. D. (October 3, 1882 – April 5, 1974) was a Canadian painter and a founding member of the Group of Seven. Jackson made a significant contribution to the development of art in Canada, and was instrumental in bringing together the artists of Montreal and Toronto. Wikipedia

21 works in the quiz. Play a round on A. Y. Jackson — not whether it is theirs, but which one.

Works

“Portrait of Lieutenant Robert Shankland”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Lorette Ridge, 1918”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Riaumont”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“The Kemmel-Vierstraat Road”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Gas Attack, Lievin”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Trenches Near Angres”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“The Pimple, Evening”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Angres”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Camouflage Huts, Villers-au-Bois”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Cite Jeanne D'Arc, Hill 70 in the Distance”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Green Crassier, 1918”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Mont des Cats”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Screened Road 'A'”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Vimy Ridge from Souchez Valley”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“House of Ypres”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“John Chipman Kerr VC”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“A Copse, Evening, 1918”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Camp near Saint-Eloi”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Ypres”, 1917 — Canadian War Museum
“Lievin, March, 1918”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum
“Company Sergeant-Major Robert Hanna, Victoria Cross”, 1918 — Canadian War Museum