Tom Thomson Sketches of Springtime

Sandrine Revel

Europe Comics

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Tom Thomson, whose grandiose landscapes of Ontario's wilderness marked the entry of Canadian art into the modern era, died at a young age under troubling circumstances. His career as a painter was as brief as it was fundamental, in that it inspired the next great generation of Canadian painters, the iconic Group of Seven. Returning to the circumstances of the painter's sudden disappearance just as he was beginning to attain recognition, Sandrine Revel retraces his journey, sketching a subtle portrait of the artist while questioning nostalgia in art as it attaches itself to artists. This is a book about memory and the past: troubling, beautiful, and melancholic, like the passage of time.

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Sandrine Revel was born in 1969 in Bordeaux, a city she has never left. After studying Fine Arts, she began her career as an illustrator and painter, publishing her first album in 1996. She is just as well-known for her children's books (including her award-winning "Un drôle d'ange gardien" in 2001) and for her reportages ("The 11th Day," "Revivals") as she is for her work in the field of comics. In the space of 13 years, she has created 17 albums and has worked extensively with various newspapers (such as Sud Ouest Dimanche) and publishing houses (including Disney Hachette, Milan Presse, Dupuis, and Dargaud). Recent publications include "Le voyage de June" (with Sophie Kovess-Brun), "Je suis Top !" (with Blandine Métayer and Véronique Grisseaux), "Glenn Gould, une vie à contretemps" (Dargaud; "Glenn Gould: A Life Off Tempo," NBM 2016), for which she is both writer and artist, "N'embrassez pas qui vous voulez" (Dupuis; "You Can't Just Kiss Anyone You Want," Europe Comics 2017), and "Tom Thomson" (Dargaud; Europe Comics 2020). When not making comics, Revel divides her time between painting and playing the piano, and has published notebooks of sketches made during classical and jazz concerts.