Thomson 'The Canoe/West Wind' Mug Pair

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Create a colorful and stylish look at your kitchen with this beautiful set of 2 mugs. This mug pair features two paintings including: “The Canoe” and “The West Wind” by well known Canadian artist – Tom Thomson. The mugs are made of fine bone china, elegant and durable. They are also lightweight and easy to clean, making them ideal for everyday use.

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Create a colorful and stylish look at your kitchen with this beautiful set of 2 mugs. This mug pair features two paintings including: “The Canoe” and “The West Wind” by well known Canadian artist - Tom Thomson. The mugs are made of fine bone china, elegant and durable. They are also lightweight and easy to clean, making them ideal for everyday use.

Looking for a great gift for your beloved or special someone? Why not buy it here. This product comes in an attractive gift box, which makes it all ready to be given as a gift without any hassle.

Each Mug Capacity: 325 ml or 11 oz approx.
Height: 4.25" approx.
Width: 3.5" approx.
Material: Fine Bone China
Care: Microwave and Dishwasher Safe

About The Artist:

Tom Thomson (1877-1917)

The emergence of Tom Thomson’s distinctive nature painting style mirrors his path in life. He began as a letterist doing precise, constrained work, but developed into a pioneer of bold outdoor art. Canada’s Group of 7 painting movement officially began upon the untimely death of Thomson, which spurred his artist friends to pursue his vision. Thomson’s most famous works colourfully capture vistas in Ontario’s Algonquin Park, North of Toronto.