1. Landscape Paintings

2. Black, White and Grey Landscape Tones and Values

3. Things to think about, look for and use: Start with simple forms and shapes - trees, bushes, clouds, etc. Tones: dark, light and in- between shades. Composition: observe how objects are arranged

4. The Jack Pine Tom Thomson 1916

5. Snowfall from the Painting House David Milne 1920

6. Apfelbaume Gerhard Richter 1987

7. Peter Doig - White Creep, 1995

8. Limited Palette Landscape Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Yellow Light, Black & White

9. Things to think about, look for and use: Colour mixing: mix a lot, vary greens, use underpainting, and try not to use paint straight out of tube. Texture: use large brush strokes first and smaller ones later. Use palette knives, rags and other tools to make varied textures.

10. The Turning Road Andre Derain 1906

12. Waterlilies and Japanese bridge Claude-Oscar Monet 1889

13. Japanese footbridge Claude-Oscar Monet 1919

14. YellowWall Jane Freilicher 1989

15. seven James Ridyard 2009

16. Melissa Doherty 2008

17. Monica Tap Grand River 2006

18. Kim Dorland Woods 2007

19. Landscape with Context

20. Types of Context in Landscape: 1. Grandeur, expansiveness, the Sublime. 2. Humour, fun 3. Fear, foreboding, danger 4. Technology contrasted with Nature 5. Satire, surrealism 6. Personal experience 7. Landscape becoming abstract

21. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Thomas Gainsborough 1749

22. Monk by the Sea Caspar David Friedrich 1809

23. Sunrise with Sea Monsters Joseph Mallord William Turner 1845

24. Jack Chambers Towards London painting, l968-69

25. Gas Edward Hopper 1940

26. Rick Leong Heart of Darkness

27. Le Bonheur de Vivre Henri Matisse 1906

28. Old Man's Boat and the Old Man's Dog Eric Fischl 1980

29. Country Rock Peter Doig 1998

30. Artist and model Kent Monkman 2003

31. Karen Kilimnik - Candles Burning, l996

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33. Karen Kilimnik - Sheep dogs at my farm

34. Karen Kilimnik - The Perch

35. Monica Tap One Second Hudson 2007

36. Kim Dorland Her Favourite Place 2007