File:Big A (Jack Bush painting).jpg

© Estate of Jack Bush

Jack Bush, jk, acrylic on canvas, 1968

This painting is in the collection of the National Gallery of Canada (National Gallery of Canada).

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Fair use rationale in: Color Field painting

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Fair use rationale in: List of Canadian painters

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