Bertram Brooker

Bertram BrookerThe first comprehensive look at a leading figure in Canadian modernism and the many facets of his artistic creativity. Bertram Brooker (18881955), an associate of the Group of Seven, was a multi disciplinary artist who was deeply engaged with the visual, literary and performing arts in Canada during the dynamic inter war period. This was a time of dramatic change in Canadian cultural life, and Brooker was one of the artistic communitys most gifted

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