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Her later paintings applied the same intensity to the deep forests of British Columbia as did her earlier works.

ACarr began to receive national recognition in 1927．At her first major exhibition outside of British Columbia, her paintings were shown in Toronto along with those of the Group of Seven．Carr met some of the Group when she traveled east for the show, and she liked what she saw of their work, especially the paintings of Lawren Harris.B She eventually became a close friend of Harris and other prominent Canadian artists who treated her as a kindred spirit. CThe Toronto exhibition was a turning point for Carr, establishing her reputation as a leading figure in Canadian art．Encouraged by Harris, Carr revisited her earlier themes, creating the monumental paintings of totem poles that are her best-known works.D She combined modernism with aboriginal form. and color to create a powerful and unique visual landscape that captured the transcendental qualities of the wilderness.