He became a popular portraitist, and also did some church decoration and architectural work, including the design of Christ Church in Montréal in 1803. He is best known for 2 portraits in oil: the dramatic full-length portrait of Joseph BRANT (c 1805) in colourful costume, and the group portrait The Woolsey Family (1808-09), remarkable for composition and architectural detailing and regarded as one of the masterpieces of early Canadian art.
Author ROSEMARY SHIPTON

The Toronto Maple Leafs’ victory in the 1967 Stanley Cup was a singular event. Who would have predicted that it would not happen again?
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