Franklin Carmichael ( 1890-1945) - Autumn on the hills, 1932

      The Painting captures the rugged beauty of the Canadian landscape in autumn. Rolling hills, covered with colourful trees and vegetation, display rich shades of gold, orange, red and green. The composition emphasises the natural contours of the land, while distant hills create a sense of depth and spaciousness. Carmichael’s bold forms and simplified shapes reflect his association with the Group of Seven. The painting celebrates Canada’s wilderness, transforming seasonal change into a powerful expression of colour, light and harmony.