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The Beaver Hall Group and its place in the Montreal art milieu and the nationalist network
The Montreal art milieu of 1920 was conservative in nature and the Beaver Hall Group was formed, in part, in response to that local art scene. Essentially an exhibiting society, its members sought freedom of expression. The formation of the Group also coincided with a period in Canadian history whe
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