A. J. Casson Jack Pine and Poplar – 1000 Piece Puzzle

Description

A. J. Casson Jack Pine and Poplar – 1000 Piece Puzzle

A. J. Casson Jack Pine and Poplar is a beautiful expansive landscape painted in watercolour in the most lovely palette of blues, greens and browns. Be transported to the wild Canadian landscape as you piece this puzzle together!
Studying fine art through a jigsaw is a fantastic way to learn about a painting. It helps you to look at the detail that you might otherwise have missed. Furthermore, you can study the way the artist has worked with the medium in very close detail. Jigsaws are also a fantastic way of unwinding and relaxing. The benefits of doing jigsaw puzzles are varied, beyond just the simple challenge of completing them.

About the Artist

A.J. Casson (Canadian, 1898–1992)
Jack Pine and Poplar, 1948

Alfred Joseph Casson (Canadian, 1898–1992) began his art career as a freelance commercial designer in Toronto, where he met and worked with Franklin Carmichael. The two shared an interest in watercolours and went on sketching trips together. They would later found the Ontario Society of Painters in Watercolour with Frederic Brigden. Casson joined the Group of Seven painters in 1926 becoming the youngest member. He established his own voice within the Group by choosing small towns and rural settings as subjects for his paintings and enjoyed a long career as a respected artist. Casson died in 1992 at the age of ninety-four. Buried alongside other Group members in the cemetery on the McMichael Canadian Art Collection’s gallery grounds.

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