(TORONTO). Goad Map of Toronto 1910 Plate 124 - Eglinton Ave. East to Balliol Street.- LEASIDE Indigenous Studies the young artists embarked on

the young artists embarked on what Lawren Harris called "an all-engrossing adventure": traveling north into the Canadian Shield and forging a style of painting appropriate to what they regarded as the unique features of Canada's northern landscape

Canada sought to define itself as an independent dominion with allegiance to the British Empire

Thomson's idiosyncratic expressionist landscape art reflected the intellectual and psychological climate of pre-World War I Canada

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(TORONTO). Goad Map of Toronto 1910 Plate 124 - Eglinton Ave. East to Balliol Street.- LEASIDE Indigenous Studies the young artists embarked onGOAD, Charles E. Plate 124 Atlas of the City of Toronto 18 1 4 x 27 7 8 inches (46. 4 x 70. 8 cm.) antique coloured map (some marginal soiling & marginal tear, small tear to right margin with crease). Toronto: 1910. a fascinating look into the history of Torontos ever changing face This map covers East York Ave. (now Bayview Avenue) to Clark St. and Eglinton Ave. East to Balloil Street and features Toronto's Leaside neighbourhood. Landmarks include