Lost but not forgotten: See the Group of Seven murals destroyed in St. Anne’s church fire Posted on June 10, 2024 Priceless. Beautiful. × Already a Subscriber? Sign in You are logged in Switch accounts Group Of Seven members MacDonald, Carmichael and Varley contributed scenes high above the pews. R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star This scene is by Varley and is called “The Nativity.” R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star The Group of Seven rarely depicted religious scenes, usually focusing their art on nature. R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star This scene was by MacDonald and is called The Transfiguration. R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star MacDonald brought on nine other artists, including two from the Group of Seven, to help him decorate the church after being commissioned in 1923. R.J. Johnston TORONTO STAR This work is by MacDonald and is titled “Entry Into Jerusalem.” R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star This scene is by MacDonald and is called “The Tempest.” R.J. Johnston/Toronto Star Source
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