Manly MacDonald painted primarily in the region of Northumberland County, Ontario as well as elsewhere in Ontario including the Algoma region of northern Ontario, and in the Canadian Rockies, the Maritimes, Quebec, and Toronto. 
 
He was a Canadian painter known for his depictions of rural landscapes and winter scenes. His paintings often capture the quiet beauty of the Canadian countryside, with a focus on the play of light and shadow in natural settings.
 
He lived between 1889-1971 and this landscape is a good example of his work.
35" x 29" with frame
 
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