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Analysis Of Nova Scotia Fishing Village By Arthur Lismer

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I choose the painting Nova Scotia Fishing Village by Arthur Lismer. The artist painted in 1930. The material used is oil on canvas. The title of the artwork tells the viewer that the population are fishing in a small village in Nova Scotia. Also, this painting is very representational. We can see many houses in the background, some fishing boats in the middle, some lobsters’ traps and many of fishing equipment in front of the painting. The scale of the artwork is 92.5 x 107.4 cm which is huge, and it must take a lot of space on the wall of the National Gallery of Canada.
The artist defines each objects and part of the fishing village in a black contour lines, which make the artwork attractive and fascinating. The black lines make the painting
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