The Group of Seven was a Canadian art movement that began in the 1920s. It was created by a group of artists including Lawren Harris, A.Y. Jackson, and Arthur Lismer. They were known for their vibrant and unique paintings of the Canadian landscape. The group's work focused on showing the natural beauty of Canada, especially its forests, lakes, and mountains, using bold colors and strong brushstrokes. They aimed to create a unique Canadian identity in art by emphasizing the country's varied landscapes. Their paintings often showed the natural and untouched beauty of the world, and their style had a significant impact on Canadian art.

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