What art period did the group of seven belong?

The Group of Seven belonged to the Canadian art movement known as the "Canadian Landscape School," which is often associated with the broader context of modernism in the early 20th century. Formed in 1920, this group of artists aimed to create a distinctly Canadian identity through their depictions of the wilderness and natural landscapes of Canada. Their work focused on capturing the beauty and ruggedness of the Canadian environment, often employing bold colors and dynamic brushwork.