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An ideal way to begin an acquaintance with a much-admired and influential figure in early twentieth-century Canadian art.--Ann Stinner CM Magazine (04/16/2006)

Visually, this book is a treat. Gagnon, who was very particular about how his artwork was presented in publications, would have been delighted with the fine colour reproductions here. The images are laid out on the pages with ample white space around them so that we can appreciate the brilliant colour and textured brushwork of his painting. Black and white photographs are also interspersed throughout the book to document the important places, events, and people in Gagnon's life. In conclusion, Clarence Gagnon: An Introduction to His Life and Art is an ideal way to begin an acquaintance with a much-admired and influential figure in early twentieth-century Canadian art. Highly Recommended.--Ann Stinner Canadian Materials (04/14/2006)

Substantive [and] succinct ... full of delightful paintings. -- John Arkelian Artsforum

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Anne Newlands works as an art educator at the National Gallery of Canada. She is author of The Group of Seven and Tom Thomson: An Introduction (ISBN 978 189556 554 6).

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