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   1993 "The Best Of The Group Of Seven" out-of-print Book   
      
      
   I have for sale the out-of-print edition "The Best Of The Group Of Seven"   
   book by Joan Murray with Essay by Lawren Harris (1993). The edition   
   contains 96 pages of text and full-color photographs and illustration   
   profiling what is to be considered the best works by the Group Of Seven   
   artists. Chapters include: Ackknowledgements, Seeing The Light: The Group   
   Of Seven And Canadian Art (Joan Murray), The Story Of The Group Of Seven   
   (Lawren Harris), Members Of The Group Of Seven, List Of Illustrations,   
   Selected Bibliography, and Photo Credits. Included are photos of the group   
   as well as Tom Thomson. The back cover features a black and white   
   photograph of the "Original Members Group Of Seven (Charmichael is missing)   
   at the Arts & Letters Club, Toronto, c. 1920. Left to right: F.H. Varley,   
   A.Y. Jackson, Lawren Harris, Barker Fairley (non-member), Frank Johnson,   
   Arthur Lismer, J.E.H. MacDonald".   
   Back Cover Excerpt:   
   "In the early years of the twentieth cnetury, the Group of Seven set out to   
   create a new and vital image for Canadian art. This volume of truly   
   beautiful works is a measure of their great success. Gathered from public   
   and private collections across the country, the fifty-four colour plates   
   produced in The Best Of The Group Of Seven are accompanied by captions that   
   not only describe the paintings, but grasp the essence of each painter's   
   strengths, and the essance of the Group."   
   The "Best Of The Group Of Seven" out-of-print book is in excellent   
   condition.   
   Price $35. US plus postage   
      
      
   Please include your "postal mailing address" so I can calculate postage   
   costs to your destination. Thank you   
      
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