Alfred Joseph Casson [Canadian, 1898-1992] Flying Geese Silkscreen Indigenous Studies and catalogue are made possible

and catalogue are made possible

The motif had been a favourite of his from the earliest days of his art

The Beaver Hall Group were early adopters of new modernistic approaches to painting and explored their potential within a variety of genres

remains of label on verso

Bolano's narrators are usually writers grappling with private (and generally unlucky) quests

Alfred Joseph Casson [Canadian, 1898-1992] Flying Geese Silkscreen Indigenous Studies and catalogue are made possibleAlfred Joseph Casson [Canadian, 1898 1992] PRCA, OSA, CSPWC, CPE, The Group of Seven, CGP [Flying Geese] 8 3 4 x 10 1 4 inches (22 x 26. 4 cm) silkscreen on paper Signed in pen. Framed. 17 x 18 1 4 inches (42. 6 x 46. 4 cm) Alfred Joseph Casson [1898 1992] Born in Toronto, Ontario. His father was born in England and his mother in Canada. His family moved to Guelph when he was nine. There he roamed the countryside storing an appreciation of nature