Convoy in Bedford Basin 1919

"Convoy in Bedford Basin" is a painting by Canadian artist Arthur Lismer, completed in 1919. The painting depicts a convoy of ships, painted in the maritime camouflage known as dazzle camouflage, in the Bedford Basin, Halifax, Nova Scotia. The painting is a powerful reminder of Canada's role in World War I, capturing the sense of movement and purpose of the convoy. The painting's expressive brushwork and dynamic composition create a sense of urgency and energy. The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada houses the painting.