I hear that my swamp picture is down at Ottawa on appro. Hope they keep it.
1916 Islands Canoe Lake http://t.co/J5EY9FBoGK #tt1916 
I don't talk much. I would rather sit on the floor, back against the wall, playing my mandolin.
In 1911 I had my first solo exhibition at the Arts and Letters Club.
Prime Minister Borden thought Duke of Connaught to be a dimwit
Study the subject up close first before painting from afar
1917 Spring #upclose No. 2 #tt1917 
Art critic Carl Ahrens said it was the European Gestalt embraced by the Canadian artists led to the War.
In 1908 I was hired by Albert Robson at Grip. He like my lettering designs.
Whenever I got robbed it was for good reason. The robber needed the money more than me.
Lismer said I was a wonder with canoe, axe and fishing line.
1915 Sunset Sky #tt1915 
The longer I look at a scene the more it reveals
I have self-doubts , but I am grateful for Dr. MacCallum's unwavering faith in my work.
On Saturdays, Varley and I hiked the outskirts or took the ferry to Centre Island.
Park Rule: Licenses should be kept in personal possession at all times.
1916 Decorative Landscape Birches 
I don't talk much. I would rather sit on the floor, back against the wall, playing my mandolin.
When Jackson and I shared our knowledge of the North and art, it magically multiplied.
While in school in Chatham, I spent most of my money on movies and dances
The trees, rocks and weather are in my bones.
Despite my awkwardness, I could do things with colour that nobody could
Square dances are a good way of getting to know women while keeping your options open.
1916 Pointer Boats #upclose 2 #tt1916 http://imgur.com/BDyRhML
A restricted palette does not limit your tones and shades. It makes you work harder and in the end you get the right colour
I never thought of becoming a professional painter until I met Harris and MacDonald