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Campbell Tinning

Campbell Tinning (1910 - 1996) was active/lived in Saskatchewan, New York / Canada.  Campbell Tinning is known for Landscape and flower paintings, images of World War II.

Chronology of the Life of George Campbell Tinning
1910 Born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (25 Feb)
          Family moves to Lethbridge, Alberta (Sep)
 
1916 Family moves to Regina. Saskatchewan.
1919 Family moves to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
1924 Attends  art classes in Winnipeg (Alexander J. Musgrove, Instructor)
1925 Family moves to Regina, Saskatchewan
         Attends Scout Camp and paints in the Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan
1926 Enrolls at Regina Central Collegiate (Jan)
         Wins First Prize for Art at YMCA Boys Fair
         Works on a farm north of Piapot, Saskatchewan (Jul)
         Completes buffalo designs for the Saskatchewan government.
 
1928 Paints at Echo Lake, Qu'Appelle Valley (Jul/Aug)
1930 Designs rondels o   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 23701 characters.]  Artist bio

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