Her fascination with the Pacific Coast and the spirituality of Native peoples was a profound influence on her work during certain phases of her career. The Group of Seven were certainly a profound influence on her work and life, although she still remained individualistic. While her styles changed over time, she managed to create work that will be remembered and cherished by people for many years to come...
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The Group of Seven were certainly a profound influence on her work and life, although she still remained individualistic. While her styles changed over time, she managed to create work that will be remembered and cherished by people for many years to come. Bibliography: - Grade 10 Canadian History Textbook
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