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1 oz Fine Silver Coin - A.Y. Jackson, Saint-Tite-des-Caps - Mintage: 7000 (2013)
                
                2013
Mintage 7,000 
        
    
            ARCHIVED
        
1 oz Fine Silver Coin - A.Y. Jackson, Saint-Tite-des-Caps - Mintage: 7000 (2013)
                
                2013
Mintage 7,000 
        
    
                            $89.95 CAD
                    
                
                            
                                Masters Club:
                                    
    900
                                
                            
                            Status: CAN & US shipping only
                            
            
            
                Availability:
                Out of stock in stores
            
    
                    About
                            Seventh and last coin in the 7-coin series!
                        
                                            
                                
                                
                                    Alexander Young Jackson was the only member of the  Group of Seven from Quebec. Born in Montréal on October 3, 1882 he was nine years old when his father left his mother to raise six children on her own. Tohelp her, Jackson left school at the age of twelve to work as an office boy in a lithography studio. There, his interest in art was triggered and he attended evening classes to hone his budding talent. 
The Painting: Saint-Tite-des-Caps (1930)
A dead tree graphically anchors the foreground in thisromantic depiction of one of Jackson’s favourite locales: the shores of the Lower St. Lawrence. For most of the 1920s, Jackson returned to this region almost every year to capture the play of light, colour and texture in late winter and early spring.
The rolling rhythms of the hills and clouds are accentuated by the artist’s brushwork and frame the diminutive houses and barns that evoke Jackson’s great affection for the human aspects of this dramatic landscape. Anecdotal details—the sweep of a curtain, a shed almost buried in late-season snow, the man cutting the logs with an axe—capture the lyrical quality of an elusive seasonal moment so familiar to the Canadian psyche.
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Special features
• Every brush stroke in your coin is recreated from the original painting in a beautiful prooffinish in order to capture the dramatic movement ofsnow, special attention to the engraving was required including unique finishes to distinguish the house.
• GST/HST exempt.
• Crafted in 1 ounce of fine silver (99.99% pure).
• Limited to 7,000 coins worldwide. Previous coins in series sold quickly so don’t delay, order today!
Design
Your coin features an adaptation of A.Y. Jackson’s painting, Saint-Tite-des-Caps. In the central field of the reverse image,Royal Canadian Mint engravers have created a stunning interpretation of Jackson’s romantic depiction of one of his favourite painting locales ofthe 1920s and early 1930s: the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Here we see his masterful vision of a transitional moment in the wintry, snow-covered rolling landscape of the region. Jackson’s characteristic visual language is evident in his affectionate treatment of the human elements within the natural setting, such as the sleepy snow-capped housesthat are the primary subject of the painting and the central image of the coin’s reverse. A single, lyrical tree rises in the left portion of theforeground, while the houses are backed by a distant horizon of tall rolling hills and stylized evergreens. In the sky above, high banks of clouds are punctuated with dramatic sun rays. The outer frame on the reverse side features the words “CANADA” and “A.Y. JACKSON” along with the date “2013” and the face value of “20 DOLLARS.”
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell case lined with flock and protected by a black sleeve.
Order yours today!
                        The Painting: Saint-Tite-des-Caps (1930)
A dead tree graphically anchors the foreground in thisromantic depiction of one of Jackson’s favourite locales: the shores of the Lower St. Lawrence. For most of the 1920s, Jackson returned to this region almost every year to capture the play of light, colour and texture in late winter and early spring.
The rolling rhythms of the hills and clouds are accentuated by the artist’s brushwork and frame the diminutive houses and barns that evoke Jackson’s great affection for the human aspects of this dramatic landscape. Anecdotal details—the sweep of a curtain, a shed almost buried in late-season snow, the man cutting the logs with an axe—capture the lyrical quality of an elusive seasonal moment so familiar to the Canadian psyche.
Order yours today!
Special features
• Every brush stroke in your coin is recreated from the original painting in a beautiful prooffinish in order to capture the dramatic movement ofsnow, special attention to the engraving was required including unique finishes to distinguish the house.
• GST/HST exempt.
• Crafted in 1 ounce of fine silver (99.99% pure).
• Limited to 7,000 coins worldwide. Previous coins in series sold quickly so don’t delay, order today!
Design
Your coin features an adaptation of A.Y. Jackson’s painting, Saint-Tite-des-Caps. In the central field of the reverse image,Royal Canadian Mint engravers have created a stunning interpretation of Jackson’s romantic depiction of one of his favourite painting locales ofthe 1920s and early 1930s: the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Here we see his masterful vision of a transitional moment in the wintry, snow-covered rolling landscape of the region. Jackson’s characteristic visual language is evident in his affectionate treatment of the human elements within the natural setting, such as the sleepy snow-capped housesthat are the primary subject of the painting and the central image of the coin’s reverse. A single, lyrical tree rises in the left portion of theforeground, while the houses are backed by a distant horizon of tall rolling hills and stylized evergreens. In the sky above, high banks of clouds are punctuated with dramatic sun rays. The outer frame on the reverse side features the words “CANADA” and “A.Y. JACKSON” along with the date “2013” and the face value of “20 DOLLARS.”
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell case lined with flock and protected by a black sleeve.
Order yours today!
Specifications
                            Product Number
                            115721
                        
                                            
                            Mintage
                            7,000
                        
                                            
                            Composition
                            99.99% fine silver
                        
                                                                
                            Weight
                            31.39 g
                        
                                                                                    
                            Edge
                            serrated
                        
                                            
                            Certificate
                            serialized
                        
                                            
                            Face Value
                            20 dollars
                        
                                            
                            Finish
                            proof
                        
                                                                
                            Series
                            Group of Seven
                        
                                            
                            Artist
                            RCM engravers reproduced the painting <em>Saint-Tite-des-
Caps</em> by A.Y. Jackson (reverse), Susanna B
lunt (obverse)
                        
                    
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