A highly personal selection, the many outstanding artists discussed in this chapter all played a role in the history of the Ottawa region, and they represent a wide range of aesthetic expressions, intents, and interests. For a number of artists, their works are rarely seen or available outside of Ottawa. In some cases these artists’ works are readily seen in local museums and galleries; others are less visible today. Yet all created art that was integral to the culture of the city for their generation. Through them we can see the extraordinary creativity that has flourished in Ottawa for thousands of years.
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Unknown Anishinābe Artists
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Henry Pooley
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John William Hurrell Watts
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William James Topley
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Franklin Brownell
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Ernest Fosbery
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Florence Helena McGillivray
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David Milne
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Pegi Nicol MacLeod
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Yousuf Karsh
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Henri Masson
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Sarah Lavalley
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A.Y. Jackson
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Jean-Philippe Dallaire
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Alma Duncan
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Norman McLaren
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Gerald Trottier
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Juan Geuer
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Norman Takeuchi
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Leslie Reid
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Evergon
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nichola feldman-kiss
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Ron Noganosh
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Dennis Tourbin
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Farouk Kaspaules
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Annie Pootoogook
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Eliza Griffiths
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Jinny Yu
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Barry Ace
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Meryl McMaster
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About the Author
Jim Burant is an Adjunct Professor of Art History at Carleton University, as well as Director of the Ontario Region of the National Archival Appraisal Board of Canada.
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Acknowledgements
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