Emily Carr

1871–1945 · Canada · Modernism, Expressionism

Emily Carr (December 13, 1871 – March 2, 1945) was a Canadian artist who was inspired by the monumental art and villages of the First Nations and the landscapes of British Columbia. Wikipedia

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“The Indian Church”, 1929 — Art Gallery of Ontario
“Scorned as Timber, Beloved of the Sky”, 1936 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Indian War Canoe”, 1912 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Community House Ucluelet”, 1912 — Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
“Portrait of Sophie Frank”, 1914
“Self-portrait”, 1939 — National Gallery of Canada
“Guyasdoms D'Sonoqua”, 1930 — Art Gallery of Ontario
“Blunden Harbour”, 1930 — National Gallery of Canada
“Breton church”, 1906 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Kitwancool”, 1928 — Glenbow Museum
“Totem Walk at Sitka”, 1907 — Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
“Above the Gravel Pit”, 1937 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Skedans”, 1912
“Deep Woods”, 1936 — Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
“Path among Pines”, 1930 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Odds and Ends”, 1939 — Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
“Self-portrait”, 1924 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“First Nations War Canoes in Alert Bay”, 1912 — Audain Art Museum
“Totem Mother”, 1928 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Totem and Forest”, 1931 — Vancouver Art Gallery
“Among the Firs”, 1931 — Glenbow Museum
“Trees in France”, 1911 — McMichael Canadian Art Collection
“Breton Farm Yard”, 1911 — McMichael Canadian Art Collection
“Autumn in France”, 1911 — National Gallery of Canada

Emily Carr

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