John A. Hammond captures the tranquil dawn over the Bay of Fundy, with the rising sun casting a warm glow on the still waters and rugged coastline. Hammond, born in Montreal in 1843, was renowned for his depictions of Canadian landscapes. His career as a lithographer and painter focused on celebrating Canada's natural beauty. The Bay of Fundy, known for its record-high tides, holds historical significance in Canada's maritime history, symbolizing the region's importance in trade, fishing, and early settlement. Hammond's work beautifully encapsulates this vital part of Canada's heritage.
