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Summary

Artist	Tom Thomson (1877 - 1917)
Title	The Jack Pine
Date	between 1916 and 1917
Medium	oil on canvas
Dimensions	127.9 × 139.8 cm (50.4 × 55 in)
Current location	National Gallery of Canada Native name English:National Gallery of Canada / French:Musée des beaux-arts du Canada Location Ottawa Coordinates 45° 25′ 46.29″ N, 75° 41′ 55.11″ W    Established 1880 Website National Gallery of Canada
Accession number	1519
Object history	Purchased 1918
Source/Photographer	1. Artwork Page: The Jack Pine 2. National Gallery of Canada

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