Thomas John “Tom” Thomson (August 5, 1877 – July 8, 1917) was a 20th century artist from Canada. He influenced a number of Canadian painters that would eventually form the Group of Seven. Although he died before they formed themselves, he is sometimes incorrectly regarded as a member of the group . The circumstances under which Thomson died were mysterious, which compounded his mystique.

Tom Thomson’s paintings in chronological order:

Paintings by Tom Thomson

Morning Cloud, 1913	Lightning, Canoe Lake, 1915	Northern River, 1915
Round Lake, Mud Bay, 1915	Sunset, 1915	Evening, Canoe Lake, 1916
Forest Undergrowth I, 1916	Pine Island, Georgian Bays, 1916	Snow in the Woods, 1916
Woodland Waterfall, 1916	April in Algonquin Park, 1917	Early Spring, 1917
Maple Saplings, 1917	Northern Lights, 1917	Path Behind Mowat Lodge, 1917
The Jack Pine, 1917	The West Wind, 1917	Untitled (Wooden Landscape), 1917
Winter Thaw in the Woods, 1917	The Pool