page_title: George Campbell Tinning
hierarchical_section_title: George Campbell Tinning
caption_attribution_description: English: George Campbell Tinning (left), war artist, at art exhibition, Horsham, England, August 23, 1945. (L-R) Capt. G. Campbell Tinning, Lt. Bruno J. Bobak, Capt. Lawren P. Harris. Français&#160;: George Campbell Tinning (à gauche), artiste de guerre, à une exposition, Horsham, Angleterre, 23 août 1945. (G-D) Capt. G. Campbell Tinning, Lt. Bruno J. Bobak, Capt. Lawren P. Harris.
context_page_description: George Campbell Tinning RCA was a Canadian painter, graphic designer, muralist, and illustrator. He was an Official Canadian War Artist in World War Two; the only one born in Saskatchewan. Post-war, he resided in Montreal but travelled extensively and painted in every Canadian province, the United States, Jamaica, Italy, France, England and Scotland.
  In 1970, he was elected a full member of the RCA – Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.
context_section_description: George Campbell (Cam) Tinning RCA (February 25, 1910 – February 28, 1996) was a Canadian painter, graphic designer, muralist, and illustrator. He was an Official Canadian War Artist in World War Two; the only one born in Saskatchewan. Post-war, he resided in Montreal but travelled extensively and painted in every Canadian province, the United States, Jamaica, Italy, France, England and Scotland.
  In 1970, he was elected a full member of the RCA – Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.
caption: George Campbell Tinning (left), war artist, at art exhibition, Horsham, England, August 23, 1945. (L-R) Capt. G. Campbell Tinning, Lt. Bruno J. Bobak, Capt. Lawren P. Harris.
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