Art Gallery of Hamilton
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Hamilton, ON L8P 4S8
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Hamilton, ON L8P 4S8
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1896 Pori, Finland - 1940 Toronto, Ontario. Known for: Landscapes, snowscapes, genre and rural scene painting.
George Arthur Kulmala O.S.A. (1896 – 1940). A prominent early 20th Century Canadian painter, George Arthur Kulmala (aka: G.A. Kulmala) was born in Pori, Finland and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario... Read full biography
George Arthur Kulmala O.S.A. (1896 – 1940). A prominent early 20th Century Canadian painter, George Arthur Kulmala (aka: G.A. Kulmala) was born in Pori, Finland and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario with his parents in 1904. He lived the rest of his life in Toronto and died there. He was a member of... Read full biography
George Arthur Kulmala O.S.A. (1896 – 1940). A prominent early 20th Century Canadian painter, George Arthur Kulmala (aka: G.A. Kulmala) was born in Pori, Finland and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario with his parents in 1904. He lived the rest of his life in Toronto and died there. He was a member of the Ontario Society of Artists* and exhibited with the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts*. His paintings were also chosen to be shown at the 1925 British Empire Exhibition and at the 1939 New York World’s... Read full biography
George Arthur Kulmala O.S.A. (1896 – 1940). A prominent early 20th Century Canadian painter, George Arthur Kulmala (aka: G.A. Kulmala) was born in Pori, Finland and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario with his parents in 1904. He lived the rest of his life in Toronto and died there. He was a member of the Ontario Society of Artists* and exhibited with the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts*. His paintings were also chosen to be shown at the 1925 British Empire Exhibition and at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. His works are in several museum collections. Kulmala’s primary medium was oil paint on panel or canvas. His most frequent subjects were landscapes, snowscapes, genre* and rural scenes, usually of locations in southern Ontario such as Muskoka... Read full biography
George Arthur Kulmala O.S.A. (1896 – 1940). A prominent early 20th Century Canadian painter, George Arthur Kulmala (aka: G.A. Kulmala) was born in Pori, Finland and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario with his parents in 1904. He lived the rest of his life in Toronto and died there. He was a member of the Ontario Society of Artists* and exhibited with the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts*. His paintings were also chosen to be shown at the 1925 British Empire Exhibition and at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. His works are in several museum collections. Kulmala’s primary medium was oil paint on panel or canvas. His most frequent subjects were landscapes, snowscapes, genre* and rural scenes, usually of locations in southern Ontario such as Muskoka (he had a summer home at Lake Rosseau) and Algonquin Park. His styles were Expressionism*, Impressionism* and Plein Air Painting*. The askA... Read full biography
George Arthur Kulmala - Artist Info
About George Arthur Kulmala: Museums & Collections
Museums & Collections (4)
All MuseumsArt Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON M5T 1G4
CanadaTom Thomson Art Gallery
840 First Avenue West
Owen Sound, ON N4K 4K4
CanadaTrent University Art Collection
Thomas J. Bata Library, Trent University
1600 West Band Drive
Peterborough, ON K9J 7B8
Canada