On 2009, an his oil sketch (The Old Stump), had sold for $3.51 million at an auction. He was born into an October day in Brantford (Ontario). During the 1920s, his works became more abstract (especially his stark landscapes of the North Canada). LAWREN HARRIS also stopped signing his works, so that people would judge his works on their own merit and not by the artist. On 1910, he married Beatrice Phillips, but later he fell in love with the wife of an his school-time friend. In 1940 they moved to Vancouver (British Columbia), where he entered his abstract phase. He died in Vancouver, as a well-known artist.
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