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Kindness….. As big and Wide as a Prairie Wind
Pierre AJ Sabourin announced a permanent exhibition of 15 of his oil paintings in the pioneer village of Watino, Alberta, Canada. The beauty of the Smoky River is eclipsed only by the generosity and enthusiasm of its people. I am honored the paintings have a permanent … Continue reading
Posted in Art Education, Artwork, Canadian Art History, Canadian School of Painting, Education, En Plein Air, Exhibits, Following Footsteps, Group of Seven, Memoirs, News, Uncategorized
Tagged Alberta, art, art history, Canadian School of Painting, Ecole Heritage, Falher, Girouville Alberta, Group of Seven, JP Vanier High school, Peace River, Peace River Gazette, Pierre Aj Sabourin, Smoky River, Smoky River Express, Watino Alberta, Watino River Valley
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Engaging the Hot Mush Tour in Little Current
Posted in Art Education, Canadian Art History, Canadian School of Painting, Education, Events, Group of Seven, Hot Mush Tour, In the Footsteps of the Group of Seven, Killarney Provincial Park, News, Pierre AJ sabourin, Rainbow District Public School Board, Research
Tagged AJ Casson, art, Arthur Lismer, AY Jackson, Canadian School of Painting, Franklin Carmichael, Hot Mush Tour, Killarney Provincial Park, La Cloche Mountains, Little Current Ontario, Manitoulin District, Manitoulin Island, Pierre Aj Sabourin, Rainbow District Public School Board
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The Canadian Woodstock
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August 20, 2014
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