Franklin Carmichael was born in 1890 in Orillia, Ontario. Famous for his watercolors, many of his paintings depict Ontarian landscapes. Along with F. H. Brigden and A. J. Casson , Carmichael founded the Ontario Society of Painters in Watercolor in 1925. He also founded the Canadian Group of Painters in 1933, which several members of the Group of Seven would later join. He taught at the Ontario College of Art from 1932 to 1945. Learn more »

Paintings by Franklin Carmichael in Alphabetical Order

A Grey Day, 1928	A Northern Silver Mine, 1930	Autumn
Autumn Hillside, 1920	Autumn in Orillia, 1924	Autumn in the Northland
Autumn Splendor	Bay of Islands, 1930	Bisset Farm, 1933
Cranberry Lake, 1938	Frood Lake, 1939	Grace Lake, 1934
Houses, Cobalt, 1932	Industrial Building, 1936	Island Georgian Bay
Jackknife Village, 1926	La Cloche, 1939	La Cloche Panorama, 1939
Lake Wabagishik, 1928	Light and Shadow, 1937	Mirror Lake, 1929
North Shore, Lake Superior, 1927	October Gold, 1922	Scrub Oaks and Maples, 1935
Shadows	Snow Flurries, North Shore of Lake Superior	Waterfalls on the Way into Nellie Lake