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Some of the Group of Seven artists after a 1965 testimonial dinner in their honor: from left, Edwin Holgate; Fred Varley; A. Y. Jackson; A. J. Casson; and, representing his father, Lawren Harris Jr.

Some of the Group of Seven artists after a 1965 testimonial dinner in their honor: from left, Edwin Holgate; Fred Varley; A. Y. Jackson; A. J. Casson; and, representing his father, Lawren Harris Jr.

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CANADA - MAY 14, 1982: Vivid contrast: Naomi Jackson Groves; 71; niece of A.Y. Jackson; points out a feature of the painter’s work Mountains Of Alaska to AGO curator Dennis Reid. A total of 81 works by the Group of Seven member will be on view until June 27; providing at least a different vision to that evoked by The Dinner Party; Judy Chicago’s controversial installation also being displayed at the Art Gallery of Ontario. (Credit: Dick Darrell / Toronto Star via Getty Images)  (Dick Darrell / Toronto Star via Getty Images)

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