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Three pines lean hard to the right, bare red trunks with their dark boughs bunched at the top, against a sky Tom Thomson broke into short horizontal dabs of turquoise, cream and ochre. Deep blue water shows at the left and a shelf of pink and gold granite runs across the bottom, with olive scrub filling the ground between rock and trees. Painted around 1914 on Georgian Bay.
The sky is a quarter of the picture in near-identical strokes and the granite mottles much the same way, so the leaning trunks are the frame to build out from. Finished size 50.8 x 50.8cm
Textured impasto brushwork with similar blue-green tones across water, trees and rocks creates difficulty distinguishing regions.












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