Charles Walter Simpson Canadian, 1878 -1942
In the Laurentians, 1941
oil on canvas board
13 x 16 in
signed and dated bottom right
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This painting titled In the Laurentians is by Charles Walter Simpson, showcasing a serene winter landscape. The image depicts the Laurentian Mountains, a region in Quebec known for its stunning...
This painting titled In the Laurentians is by Charles Walter Simpson, showcasing a serene winter landscape. The image depicts the Laurentian Mountains, a region in Quebec known for its stunning natural beauty.
In the painting, we see the interplay of shadow and light across snow-blanketed grounds, with trees and a mountainous backdrop. The brushwork conveys the crisp atmosphere of the scene, and Simpson's use of colour creates a sense of depth and tranquility.
The scene is quiet, almost contemplative, inviting viewers to appreciate the stillness of the natural world. Simpson's work often captured the essence of Canadian landscapes, and this piece is a fine example of his ability to translate nature's splendor onto canvas.
In the painting, we see the interplay of shadow and light across snow-blanketed grounds, with trees and a mountainous backdrop. The brushwork conveys the crisp atmosphere of the scene, and Simpson's use of colour creates a sense of depth and tranquility.
The scene is quiet, almost contemplative, inviting viewers to appreciate the stillness of the natural world. Simpson's work often captured the essence of Canadian landscapes, and this piece is a fine example of his ability to translate nature's splendor onto canvas.
Provenance
- titled on reverse
- Continental Galleries, Montreal
- Heffel, Toronto