Tree farmer Tom Thomson, son of former governor Meldrim Thomson, walks his land in Orford. For the past few decades, New Hampshire's logging industry has been selling its wood scraps to be burned ...

Between 1911 and 1917, Tom Thomson painted more than 200 canvases and oil sketches of trees. Although he travelled widely, Ontario’s Algonquin Park was one of his favourite spots to work. Curator and ...

AS A lifelong tree farmer (I bought my first woodlot in 1956 at the age of 11), it has been with great interest reading the recent spate of articles and letters to the editor regarding forest ...

represents the ‘for me, not you’ mentality that prohibits healthy and constructive growth.” Tom Thomson is a tree farmer living in Orford and the son of three-term Governor Meldrim Thomson.

A Tom Thomson oil sketch of Ontario's northern wilderness ... The Algonquin landscape with stripped trees and a marshy lake in the background had been projected to sell for $150,000 to $250,000.

The Thomson Family Tree Farm is also a member of the New Hampshire ... The American Loggers Council, opposes the nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning. Tom Thomson lives in Orford.

“Tom Thomson: Trees”, Toronto, 1999, pages 88-89, reproduced page 89 Ian C. Dejardin, “Painting Canada: Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven”, London, 2011, reproduced page 96 Ian Dejardin and Sarah ...

the “right-to-work” law, this year. Tom Thomson is a tree farmer living in Orford.

Thomson’s bushes and flowers, bogs and trees are equally infused with abundance, generosity and love. Tom Thomson, Northern Lights, 1916 or 1917. Oil on wood, 21.5 × 26.7 cm. National Gallery ...

Colourful Maples is a daring adventure by Tom Thomson in colour, form and structure ... the maples have a smouldering intensity enhanced by the oranges of nearby trees and fallen leaves. Autumn in the ...

Northern River, a 1915 oil on canvas painting by renowned Canadian artist Tom Thomson, depicts thin black trees partially obscuring a flowing river. Pink paint is smeared across the protective ...