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Blanche Baume James Wilson Morrice, 1911
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Blanche Baume

James Wilson Morrice · 1911

Why it's great

A woman in a stylish dress sits in a gentle, modern style. James Wilson Morrice was a Canadian painter who lived mostly in Paris and was friends with Matisse. He painted with soft, bright colors and simplified shapes. He's now seen as Canada's first great modern painter.

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📍 National Gallery of CanadaOttawa, Canada

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About the artist

James Wilson Morrice

1865–1924 · born in Montreal · died in Tunis

James Wilson Morrice was born in Montreal and spent most of his life in Paris, where he became a friend of Matisse. He painted quiet landscapes and city scenes in bright, simple colors, and also traveled to North Africa and the Caribbean. He is regarded as Canada's first modern painter. He died in Tunis in 1924.

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