Celebrate the vast and rugged beauty of Canadian landscapes with this collection of group of seven prints, paintings & wall art. The Group of Seven, also called The Algonquin School, was a collective of Canadian landscape painters in the early 20th century and is known as Canada’s first art movement. The Group of Seven was committed to exploring and documenting the country’s wilderness through paintings that celebrated the unique Canadian landscape. Stylistically, each artist took a different approach, from the highly stylized and vividly colored works of Tom Thomson and Franklin Carmichael to the stark, dramatic landscapes of Lawren Harris, and JEH MacDonald’s dense, colorful scenes of gardens, rivers, and mountains. Thanks to our fade-resistant archival inks, high paper quality, and advanced printing methods of digital, offset lithography, and museum-quality giclee, your Group of Seven art print will maintain all of the color and clarity of the original. Elevate your Group of Seven wall art with ready to hang stretched, artist-grade canvas and a custom frame handcrafted by our skilled professionals.