James J. Blomfield [Canadian, 1872-1951] The Poplars in Scarborough Etching Prints But he continued his interest

But he continued his interest in fine art and in 1925 became a founding member of the Manitoba Society of Artists and the same year a member of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour

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James J. Blomfield [Canadian, 1872-1951] The Poplars in Scarborough Etching Prints But he continued his interestJames J. Blomfield [1872 1951] OSA The Poplars in Scarborough 4 1 2 x 5 1 2 inches (11. 4 x 13. 9 cm) Etching. signed, titled & marked "#1" in pencil. Framed. 10 1 2 x 12 inches (26. 8 x 30. 5 cm) ____________________________________________________________________ James J. Blomfield (originally James Jerris Bloomfield) [1872 1951] Born in Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, son of Henry Bloomfield artist and engraver. He worked as a junior draftsman in