CAS CGP EGP FRSA
1886 - 1967
Canadien
The Cliffs of Cedarville
huile sur panneau entoilé
signé et au verso titré, inscrit « E-2630 » et « 2916 » et étampé avec le timbre de la Galerie Dominion
18 x 29 7/8 po, 45.7 x 75.9 cm
Estimation : 15 000 $ - 25 000 $ CAD
Vendu pour : $15,000
Exposition à :
PROVENANCE
Galerie Dominion, Montréal
Atelier J. Lukacs, Montréal
Collection privée, Montréal
Town & Country, Maison de vente aux enchères Heffel, 28 novembre 2019, lot 729
Collection privée, Vancouver
On John Lyman’s return to Canada from France in 1931, he had a considerable impact on the Quebec art scene. In 1939, he founded the Contemporary Art Society of Montreal, and he was a co-founder of the group Atelier. After living in Europe, he had a cosmopolitan view, which he disseminated in articles on art for The Montrealer. In 1949, he became a professor at McGill University, ultimately becoming director of its Fine Arts Department.
In 1954, Lyman began summering in Massachusetts in locations such as Cape Cod, where Cedarville Landing is located. He spent the summer of 1957 there, and also the fall of 1958, when he was filmed by the National Film Board for the television series Profils et passages. Works such as this beautiful, dreamy scene connect with the tradition of atmospheric scenes of leisure portrayed by French Impressionists such as Claude Monet and Lyman’s friend James Wilson Morrice. The concept of spending pleasurable summer holidays at the seaside is a modern one, and Lyman embraced this subject, painting beach scenes in locations ranging from France and Spain to the Caribbean and North America.
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