After the turn of the century Florence began to explore the wilderness of Ontario and Quebec. This watercolour, signed, C - early 1900's, is from the Station Gallery collection
While visiting Dr. Firths cottage in Go Home Bay, the president of Pickering Cottage, she likely visited members of the Group of Seven who visited Dr. McCallum's cottage, just around the corner in the same era. Florence shows us the evening light in this watercolour, signed, C- 1920's, Private Collection
A typical scene of the life in Newfoundland during this era. This accomplished oil is signed ,1926, Private Collection
An east coast scene of a solitary cabin on a lonely shore. This watercolour, signed,1918, Private Collection
As she traveled up the west coast she painted in many locations here is the harbour in Prince Rupert, BC. This handsome oil, signed, 1921, Private Collection
This stunning arctic scene reminds us of the work of Harris and Jackson when they explore the arctic in later years. A watercolour, signed, 1919, Private Collection
This is an image of an unknown east coast location, a watercolour, signed, 1906, Private Collection
A scene she came across of locals waiting for the mail, watercolour with monogram, 1910, Private Collection
This is the mouth of the Rouge River beside what was called Rosebank Park in Florence's era, she visited this location often, this charming oil, signed but not dated, Private Collection
One of the many Labrador ice berg scene's she painted on her numerous visits to this part of Canada, watercolour signed, 1919, Private Collection
An unknown location near Edmonton Alberta while on her way to the west coast, watercolour, signed & dated 1920 verso, PC
This magnificent depiction of lake Louise is likely from the same trip as the previous painting, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
The barns behind the house Florence was born in. A watercolour, 1900s signed, Private Collection
The home of a fisherman on Labradors rugged coast. An oil, 1916 signed, Private Collection
A magnificent rendering of Perce, Gaspe and Perce were Florence's Algonquin Park. An oil, 1919 signed Private Collection
This tranquil scene of the east coast shoreline is a watercolour 1919, signed Private Collection
This impressive painting selected by Eric Brown ( former National Gallery curator) to go to the 1924 Wembley exhibition in England is an accomplished work an oil C - 1923, signed Private Collection
This colourful mountain scene with spring flowers from her west coast trip is a watercolour 1920, signed. Part of Trinity College, University of Toronto's permanent collection
An extraordinary canvas of a picturesque east coast scene likely created back in the carriage house studio after one of her earlier trips. oil signed 1923, Private Collection
One of her more traditional style paintings from Perce most from that area are in the more modernist style, oil signed 1927, Private Collection
This smaller painting is in that style of thickly applied paint by palette knife in the more modernists approach she began to use in some of her works after the European tour oil signed 1919, Private Collection
Another view of the great vista at Lake Louise, Alberta painted by a number of great Canadian artists, oil signed 1923, Private Collection
This pretty panorama was probably not a long distance from her Ottawa studio, it was a grift by Joan and Ross Murray to the Tom Thomson Gallery in Owen Sound, watercolour signed 1915
This is likely an earlier version of the great work that the National gallery purchased in later years, it has a house that this one doesn't, oil signed 1918, A grift by the artist to Ontario Ladies College
This luscious painting is another one of her thickly painted pieces done with a palette knife in the style she picked up in France, oil, signed, C - 1918, Private Collection
Somewhere off the Newfoundland coast these icebergs drifted close to the shore, watercolour, signed, 1918, Private Collection
A pretty garden scene, from a visit in BC with one of her OLC associates, on her west coast trip, pastel, monogram, undated, Private Collection
Another stop on the way in her last British Columbia trip a lovely mountain scene, pastel, unsigned, 1935, Private Collection
A view of the mountains and a river, an unknown location, a watercolour signed, with no date, Private Collection
We suspect BC as the location for this forrest and blossoming fruit tree painting, pastel, monogram, no date, Private Collection
Fishermans nets drying on a shore near Perce, pastel, signed, C - 1917, Private Collection
Perhaps at twilight, this dark view in sombre colours is another palette knife work like previously mentioned, oil, signed, C - 1918, Private Collection
Fishermen on shore working with Perce Rock as a backdrop, watercolour, signed, C - 1918, Private Collection
A feature of a Cape Breton shoreline is what we suspect in this painting, watercolour, signed, 1918, Private Collection
This stunning painting captures the tumultuous seas and high cliffs of the Gaspe coastline, oil, signed, 1919, Private Collection
On the south shore of Vancouver Island at Victoria, perhaps near Cattle Point, Florence created this moody twilight view, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
You would have found Florence near the mouth of Go Home Bay, on Georgian Bay, facing south west when she painted this painting, watercolour, signed, 1924, Private Collection
Speculated to be Alberta's Bow Valley this tranquil painting is a watercolour, signed, C - 1921, part of Toronto Museum Services permanent collection
Somewhere near Whitby Ontario or in the Gatineau valley there existed a dam like this? We haven't found it. An early painting signed in pencil, oil, undated, Private Collection
Unknown location, we think this could be a bridge over the Gatineau River or possible in Buckingham Quebec? A pastel, unsigned with no date, Private Collection
Another unknown location, suspected east coast, the following painting reveals more, watercolour , signed, C - 1918, Private Collection
Same location as last painting, but on the sea in the background, could it be a naval convoy leaving Halifax at the time of WWI, Watercolour, signed with OSA ( She was accepted into OSA 1917), Private Collection
Another image of the rock at Perce this place seems to have captured Florence's imagination, it was her Algonquin Park, pastel, signed, 1924, Private Collection
A rugged coastline and an unnamed village in Newfoundland a colourful depiction, oil, signed, C - 1918, Private Collection
The home of the Captain who ferried Dr. Grenfell up and down the coast to provide health care to the locals, St. Anthony, Newfoundland, watercolour, signed, 1925, Grenfell House Museum Collection, St Anthony
A marvellous view of the rock with ships on the water, she explored every angle, watercolour, signed, 1919, Private Collection
A different part of the shoreline, showing how the fishermen lived in St. Anthony's, watercolour, signed. C - 1923, Grenfell House Museum, St. Anthony, N.F.L.D.
Unknown coastal view, perhaps Cape Breton Island, oil, signed, C - 1919, Private Collection
The clouds push against the mountains, in this dreamy depiction of lower mainland British Columbia, watercolour, signed, C - 1920, Private Collection
Some where in the rockies Florence walks a path and finds this colourful scene of mountains and flowers, pastel, signed, 1923, Private Collection
Likely Lake Louise, Alberta is the backdrop for this strong pine tree rendition from her first west coast trip, watercolour, signed, C - 1920, permanent collection, Museum London, London , Ontario
Believed to be a shoreline near Victoria British Columbia sometime close to dusk, oil, signed, C -1921, Private Collection
An unknown location, river or lake? could be Georgian Bay, Gatineau, or even BC wilds, we'll probably never know, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
Very similar to other Victoria BC paintings, perhaps an indigenous fisherman near the mouth of the Golden River, fishing for salmon, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
Believed to be the mouth of the Rouge River at Lake Ontario in Pickering close to the beach that used to called Rosebank Station, oil, signed verso, C - 1915, Private Collection
A home on Cape Breton shores in lovely green tones, watercolour, signed, C -1919, Private Collection
A winter scene of homes on a street near Perce, oil, signed, C -1919, Private Collection
Hard to tell where, the date is right for both east coast Canada or Cornwall, with a lone fisherman watching the seas, watercolour, signed,, C - 1910, Private Collection
A snow covered mountain scene in Newfoundland near St. Anthony, watercolour, signed, 1919, Grenfell House Museum Collection, St. Anthony
A magical rendition of a moonlit lake, we suspect Lake Ontario, oil, signed, 1932, permanent collection Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Ontario
A picturesque scene of the fishermens life in the Quay at Perce, An oil, signed, 1928, a studio work, Private Collection
Florence painted her Carriage House Studio in Ottawa sitting on the piano bench in the drawing room of her sisters 292 Frank St. home, oil, signed, 1930. Private Collection
A village scene on Nova Scotia's coast as fishermen head out to sea, watercolour and gouache, signed and dated 1920 verso, Private Collection
Nestled on a sheltered shore at Perce, Florence captures one of the major employers of the time, watercolour, signed, 1919, Private Collection
She loves to depict the surging seas wherever she travels, this time at Perce, watercolour, signed, 1919, Private Collection
This time the seas gently roll in on this unknown part of Cornwall's shore, watercolour, signed, 1910, part of Toronto Museum Services permanent collection
A lovely lakeside scene, Verso "For Donald's House with Florence's Love" watercolour, signed, 1902, Private Collection
Another woodland Ontario scene, perhaps near Whitby, watercolour, signed, 1902, Private Collection
Just south of Inverlynn there was a train line that can still be seen but is no longer in use, this steel bridge over the creek has gone, watercolour, signed verso, 1915, Private Collection
A view of the harbour in St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Coloured pencil on Woven paper, signed, 1918, permanent Collection Art Gallery of Hamilton, gift by John Baile
One of the many views she created of the famous rock at Gaspe, pastel and coloured pencil, signed, 1918, Private Collection
Likely one of Florence niece's children in the cradle at Inverlynn, pastel, signed, 1915, Private Collection
A panoramic view of the Ottawa River west of Ottawa, watercolour and gouache, signed, 1915, Private Collection.
A pathway leads up from the harbour in this colourful fall scene, watercolour, Signed, 1923, Private Collection.
An early woodland scene from southern Ontario, exploring a different style, watercolour, signed, C -1900, Private Collection.
Before the turn of the century, Florence travels along the shores of Lake Ontario. watercolour, monogram, 1898, permanent collection, Station Gallery, Whitby, gift of Bill and Marian Irwin.
Another southern Ontario woodland location, early watercolour, Monogram, 1899 (with another painting verso) permanent collection, Station Gallery, Whitby, gift by Bill and Marian Irwin.
Florence's sister Mary is reported to have stayed in a tent by Lynde Creek in the summers, this image is likely her, watercolour, signed, 1910, permanent collection, Station Gallery, Whitby, gift of Bill and Marian Irwin.
A scene of the rock and village further developed in pastel and oil, a coloured pencil drawing, Monogram, 1919, Private Collection.
An unknown location of east coast shore with icebergs floating along in the distant background, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection.
A somewhat fauvist treatment of delineating sections of the scene with outlines in this west coast canvas, watercolour, signed, 1923, Private Collection.
A glimpse of the life of a Cornerbrooke fisherman, watercolour and gouache, signed, 1923, Private Collection.
From a trip up the Sagenay River, Quebec in her later years, tempera, unsigned, C - 1934, Private Collection.
An unknown location for this still-life, perhaps one of her homes, note again the outlines around the flowers and stems, watercolour, signed, C - 1915, permanent collection, Toronto Museum services.
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