The Wild River 1919

"The Wild River" (1919) by Canadian artist J. E. H. MacDonald is a landscape painting that captures the dramatic beauty of a wild river rushing through a forest. The painting is known for its bold use of color and expressive brushstrokes, which convey the movement of the water and the energy of the natural world. MacDonald, a member of the Group of Seven, was known for his paintings of the Canadian wilderness, which he depicted with a strong sense of national identity and pride. This painting is a powerful example of his artistic vision and his ability to capture the spirit of the Canadian landscape.