Early Autumn, Montreal River, Algoma 

J.E.H. MacDonald's "Early Autumn, Montreal River, Algoma" exemplifies the artist's characteristic style of landscape painting, known as the "Group of Seven," characterized by bold colors and expressive brushwork. The painting captures a vista of the Canadian wilderness, showcasing a rocky cliff, a blue lake, and a vibrant tapestry of fall foliage, with a lone tree silhouetted against a dramatic sky. The work is a testament to MacDonald's deep connection with nature, capturing the essence of a Canadian autumn.