Thomas Wesley McLean [Canadian, 1881-1951] Lake O'Hara Colour Woodcut non-fiction but history has shown that

but history has shown that the nascent downtown art community - not the established uptown scene of commercial galleries - was where it was happening

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and ethnographic practices

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re-surveying occurred

Thomas Wesley McLean [Canadian, 1881-1951] Lake O'Hara Colour Woodcut non-fiction but history has shown thatThomas Wesley McLean [Canadian, 1881 1951] (CSGA, CSPWC, MSA) Lake O'Hara 4 x 5 3 4 inches (10. 2 x 14. 6 cm) Colour Woodcut Signed, titled & numbered. Edition of 100. Framed. Frame Measures 10 x 12 3 4 inches (25. 7 x 32. 1 cm) Thomas Wesley McLean [1881 1951] Born in Kendal (near Port Hope), Ontario, he lived on a farm until the age of eight. He then moved to Toronto with his parents in 1889 and continued this education until the age of fifteen when