Frederick Varley

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Frederick Varley was a British-born Canadian painter best known for his expressive landscapes and portraits, and as a founding member of Canada’s influential Group of Seven art movement.

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Frederick Horsman Varley 1

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instanceOf member of the Group of Seven
painter
person
war artist
artisticMovement Canadian modernism
associatedWith A. J. Casson NERFINISHED
A. Y. Jackson NERFINISHED
Arthur Lismer NERFINISHED
Frank Johnston NERFINISHED
Franklin Carmichael NERFINISHED
J. E. H. MacDonald NERFINISHED
Lawren Harris NERFINISHED
birthCountry United Kingdom
birthDate 1881-01-02
birthPlace Sheffield NERFINISHED
birthRegion England NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Canada
United Kingdom
deathCountry Canada NERFINISHED
deathDate 1969-09-08
deathPlace Toronto NERFINISHED
employer Ontario College of Art NERFINISHED
Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Arts NERFINISHED
familyName Varley NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork landscape painting
painting
portrait painting
genre landscape
portrait
war art
givenName Frederick NERFINISHED
memberOf Group of Seven NERFINISHED
militaryService Canadian War Records Office NERFINISHED
movement Group of Seven NERFINISHED
name Frederick Horsman Varley NERFINISHED
nationality British
Canadian
notableFor expressive landscapes
expressive portraits
notableWork For What? NERFINISHED
Some Day the People Will Return NERFINISHED
Stormy Weather, Georgian Bay NERFINISHED
occupation art teacher
artist
painter
residence Ottawa NERFINISHED
Toronto NERFINISHED
Vancouver NERFINISHED
role official war artist
spouse Maud Varley NERFINISHED

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Group of Seven painters member Frederick Varley
subject surface form: Group of Seven
Group of Seven painters foundedBy Frederick Varley
subject surface form: Group of Seven
Varley Art Gallery of Markham namedAfter Frederick Varley
this entity surface form: Frederick Horsman Varley