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Carr Emily:     more books (100)

Life of Emily Carr by Paula Blanchard, 1997 Emily Carr (The Canadians) by Rosemary Neering, 2001-05-31 Emily Carr (Berg Women's Series) by Ruth Gowers, 1992-01-01 Emily Carr: A centennial exhibition celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of her birth by Emily Carr, 1975 Emily Carr Country by Emily Carr, 2001-10-23 The Heart of a Peacock by Emily Carr, 2005-04-10 Unsettling Encounters: First Nations Imagery in the Art of Emily Carr by Gerta Moray, 2006-06-30 Emily Carr.The Untold Story Emily Carr: A Biography. With a new preface by the author. by Maria Tippett, 1994 Art Museums and Galleries in British Columbia: Contemporary Art Gallery, Emily Carr House, Vancouver Art Gallery, Kelowna Art Gallery Emily Carr: On the Edge of Nowhere by Mary Jo Hughes, Kerry Mason, 2010-06-20 Emily Carr - Centennial Exhibition Celebrating The One Hundredth Anniversary Of Her Birth by Doris Shadbolt, 1977 Hudson's Bay Company Presebts The World of Emily Carr : A New Exhibition of Her Paintings from the Newcombe Collection, Recently Acquired By the Province of British Columbia by Hudson's Bay Company, 1962 Canadian Women Artists: Lynn Johnston, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Iris Häussler, Guity Novin, Emily Carr, Fiona Bowie, Alanis Obomsawin

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61. Heroines.ca, Women In Canadian History
    emily carr grew up in a strict household in Victoria, B.C., where her English It wasn t until 1927 that emily carr came to the attention of the National  
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    Extractions: Emily Carr grew up in a strict household in Victoria, B.C., where her English parents had settled. Orphaned in her early teens, she managed to convince her guardians to let her study art in San Francisco at the California School of Design. During her later studies in England and France she began to develop a distinctive style of painting that produced bold and colourful canvases that would eventually make her a Canadian icon. But Emily Carr's journey of self-discovery was a painful one. Unable to support herself through her art, she focused on managing an apartment house in Victoria for 15 years. It wasn't until 1927 that Emily Carr came to the attention of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, and was welcomed by the Group of Seven painters when she exhibited some of her work. Renewed by the contact with these talented artists, Emily Carr began to paint vivid pictures of the natural world and West Coast native peoples. It was only near the end of her life that Emily Carr began to be recognized as an exceptional painter as well as a writer. Her first book, Klee Wyck, won a Governor General's Award. Her paintings now hang in galleries across Canada and the fascinating life of Emily Carr is celebrated in a multitude of books and films.

62. Canadian Art Connections - Emily Carr Page 1
    Canadian Art Connections representing Canadian historic artist emily carr.  
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63. Donate To The Emily Carr Statue Fund - Parks And Recreation Foundation Of Victor
    This donation will help to fund the statue of emily carr (13 Dec 1871 02 Mar 1945, Victoria, BC.) - one of Canada s best-known artists.  
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    Extractions: In recognition of "Women in History Month", the BC Ministry of Tourism, Sport and The Arts, Heritage Branch, gave $5,000 as a contribution towards the statue of Emily Carr. This recognition and support by the Provincial government of Victoria's world renowned woman painter and writer, in the month that recognizes the accomplishments of women in the last 100 years is appreciated.

64. SoCA Resources - Highlights And New Discoveries: Vincent Van Gogh And Emily Carr
    The Vancouver Art Gallery, on the other hand, has a much flashier flashy site for their collections regarding the work of emily carr.  
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    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar Run by the School Librarian for the School of Creative Arts at James Cook University , this blog highlights various web-based resources that are of interest to staff and students studying Visual Arts, Photography, Theatre, Music, Graphic Arts and New Media. A nice flashy site from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA Boston): The Vancouver Art Gallery , on the other hand, has a much flashier flashy site for their collections regarding the work of Emily Carr . Also a good resource for Visual Arts students, and a much better exemplar for New Media and Graphic Design students Posted by Your School Librarian at 2:12 PM Labels: exhibitions Graphic Arts museums New Media ... Visual Arts Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Must-See! Sites so useful you really must see them.

65. Emily Carr — Infoplease.com
    carr, emily, 1871–1945, Canadian painter. She studied (1889–c.1895) at the San Francisco School of Art and later in London and in Paris.  
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66. ME Carr.com - Featuring Original Canadian Artworks By Emily Carr (ME Carr)., We
    We are pleased to provide fine art services to both Buyers and Sellers of original Canadian artworks by emily carr.  
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67. Courtenay & District Museum > Exhibits And Events > Past Exhibits > Emily Carr
    From September 25 to November 13, the Courtenay Museum will be presenting a selection of the works of art of emily carr. The exhibit will be guest curated  
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    Extractions: September 25 - November 13 From September 25 to November 13, the Courtenay Museum will be presenting a selection of the works of art of Emily Carr. The exhibit will be guest curated by Nicholas Tuele, independent curator and art historian. Tuele was the Deputy Director and Chief Curator at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria for 18 years before starting his own consultancy practice. He has published numerous exhibition catalogues and articles about British Columbia artists. Most recently he co-curated an extensive exhibition featuring BC artists for the University of Victoria's Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery. The Courtenay Museum received support from Island Ink-Jet® Systems and Coast Realty Group as the platinum sponsors for this exhibition. Community Futures SICEAI funds set the stage for improvements in permanent exhibitions. Thunderbird Security is sponsoring a portion of the security. Generous support from these and other sponsors will make this exhibition possible and will also enable many classes in the school district to see the exhibit. Works of Art will be on loan from the Vancouver Art Gallery, the Maltwood Gallery and the British Columbia Provincial Archives. Artifacts and photos will be on loan from Emily Carr House in Victoria.

68. Our Work | Showcase | Emily Carr
    Representing the largest online collection of her work ever produced, the emily carr site offers a wealth of detail for everyone from students to the  
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    Extractions: Representing the largest online collection of her work ever produced, the Emily Carr site offers a wealth of detail for everyone from students to the serious art collector. 7th Floor Media worked with the Vancouver Art Gallery and the University of British Columbia to bring together a variety of tools to view and appreciate this Canadian icon's powerful body of work. The site offers both a detailed index of her work and the story of her life, an inspiring struggle to become a respected artist in Canada. It includes many historical photos showing her life at the turn of the last century in Western Canada and many of the locations that she painted. Teachers' guides have been prepared for Elementary, High School and ESL classes. The project was developed for the Virtual Museum of Canada program, incorporating strict accessibility guidelines and two languages while taking advantage of the capabilities of Flash and CSS to create an intuitive, visually interesting interface. who we are who we are our work our work resources resources 7th Floor Media at Harbour Centre, a program of

69. Emilycarrstringquartet.com
    emilycarrstringquartet.com/ 1k - Whether you are a new or returning member of the emily carr Students Union, this a great year to get involved in your students union, build community on  
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70. Emily Carr - Douglas & McIntyre Publishing Group
    Young, spirited and rebellious, emily carr escaped a strict Victorian household to study art in the Paris of Picasso and Matisse.  
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    Extractions: Order our books This website will not function will Javascript disabled. Please enable Javascript in your browser before continuing. Author Search Submit Emily Carr Young, spirited and rebellious, Emily Carr escaped a strict Victorian household to study art in the Paris of Picasso and Matisse. In middle age, she shook the dust of acceptable society from her shoes and began a passionate journey into the wilderness of British Columbia; the power of her genius made her one of the twentieth century's great painters. Fortunately, she also wrote. In her books, her warmth, her humanity, her sense of fun and the ridiculous combine to present a self-portrait of a remarkable woman and artist.– Mary Pratt Emily Carr Gerta Moray Hundreds and Thousands presents the frank, revealing and engaging journals of Emily Carr, a great painter and writer—and a great Canadian. Susan Crean Emily Carr Emily Carr Academic Booksellers Librarians Media ... Home Search In All Submit ... Advanced Search

71. Vancouver Plus.ca - Home - Emily Carr And The Group Of Seven
    emily carr and the Group of Seven presents carr s work within the context of the Group of Seven s important visual dialogue in the 1920s and 1930s.  
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    Extractions: Select a neighbourhood Home Movies Valentine's Day Guide Winter Guide ... Whistler Plus Advertisers Visual Arts Event Emily Carr and The Group Of Seven Emily Carr and the Group of Seven presents Carr's work within the context of the Group of Seven's important visual dialogue in the 1920s and 1930s. Where: Vancouver Art Gallery When: May 12-Apr 06, 2007 - 2008 Emily Carr - Skidegate, 1912 Emily Carr is widely regarded as the dominant figure in British Columbia art in the first half of the twentieth century. Carr first met members of the Group of Seven in 1927 when she exhibited her work in the exhibition West Coast Art: Native and Modern. On her way to Ottawa for the exhibition, she met Frederick Varley, Arthur Lismer, A.Y. Jackson, J.E.H. MacDonald and, most importantly, Lawren S. Harris. Famously, Lawren Harris told Carr, who had felt unappreciated as an artist, "you are one of us." This acceptance re-energized her career.

72. A Biography Of Emily Carr: British Columbia's Famous Artist
    emily carr is known throughout the world for her artwork but she was also an award winning writer.  
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    Extractions: GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-7332027313721357", "com_history_top_ATF_468x060"); GA_googleAddAttr("language", "com"); GA_googleAddAttr("section", "history"); GA_googleAddAttr("topic", "CanadianHi"); GA_googleAddAttr("category", "CanadianHi"); GA_googleAddAttr("writer", "597035"); hiring freelance writers today's articles sign in Home ... Canadian History A Biography of Emily Carr Karen Jordan Sep 25, 2007 In 1941 Emily Carr won the Governor General's Award for general literature for her first collection of stories, Klee Wyck however, she is better known throughout the world for her paintings of native carvings, wild storms and British Columbia's forests and coastlines. Born in Victoria, British Columbia on December 13, 1871, Carr was the second youngest of nine children. She studied art at the California School of Design in San Francisco and then, because of a lack of money, she returned to Vancouver to teach children's art classes. In 1899 Carr left British Columbia once again, this time she traveled to London, England to study at the Westminster School of Art. At this time she also studied sketching in Cornwall. In 1902 she became seriously ill and was forced to spend much of 1903 and 1904 in a sanatorium in Suffolk.

73. Calgary Plus.ca - Home - Emily Carr: New Perspectives On A Canadian Icon
    Best known for her paintings of First Nations villages and landscapes of the northwest Pacific coast, emily carr (18711945) is the subject of numerous  
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    Extractions: Best known for her paintings of First Nations villages and landscapes of the northwest Pacific coast, Emily Carr (1871-1945) is the subject of numerous biographies, scholarly articles, documentary films, plays, a musical, an opera, and poetry. This show looks at Carr through the historical lens of 20th century exhibitions that presented her work, and in the social and political contexts that defined her world. What emerges is a compelling new portrait of this much-loved artist. Featured are some 200 objects – paintings, drawings, watercolours, caricatures, ceramics, sculpture, hooked rugs, books, maps, photographs, and ephemera – including about 150 works of art by Carr – on loan from the National Gallery, the Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG), and major institutions across the country. (The VAG has the world’s most significant collection of works by Carr.) Medium: Painting

74. Vancouver Island, BC : Emily Carr House
    emily carr is one of Canada’s most beloved artists and is world renown for her rich, colourful paintings of British Columbia’s west coast.  
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    Extractions: Emily Carr is one of Canada’s most beloved artists and is world renown for her rich, colourful paintings of British Columbia’s west coast. She also wrote several best-selling books including "The Book of Small," which recounts many of her childhood memories in the family home at 207 Government St. now called Emily Carr House. The house has been standing since 1864 and served the family well over much of that time. Now it belongs to the public and has been put to good use as both a museum and gallery. Emily Carr was brought into this world during a fierce snowstorm on the night of December 13, 1871, in an old wooden bed that still sits in what later became her bedroom. Like the other 10 rooms open to public viewing, Emily’s bedroom has been carefully restored and redecorated in order to appear as close as possible to its original state. Even the smallest details are addressed for example, the paint had been wallpapered over in several rooms, so the restorers had to painstakingly strip off the newer layers in order to reach the original. In one case they even used an ultra-violet light to find out what the parlour’s wallpaper had looked like. Thanks to the huge efforts of the restoration team and the museum’s curators, a trip to Emily Carr House is like travelling back to the late 1800's when the Carr family lived, worked and played within these very walls.

75. Emily Carr Biography And List Of Works - Emily Carr Books
    emily carr Biography emily carr (December 13, 1871- March 2, 1945) was a Canadian artist and writer. She was born in Victoria, British Columbia,  
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    Extractions: View cart Help Rare Books Textbooks ... Search Search for books By author: By title: By keyword or ISBN: By binding: Any Hardcover Paperback Advanced booksearch @Biblio Search for books Browse books Bookstores Community BiblioUnbound The monthly newsletter for booklovers E-mail address: Author Biographies Emily Carr (December 13, 1871- March 2, 1945) was a Canadian artist and writer. She was born in Victoria, British Columbia, and moved to San Francisco in 1890 to study art after the death of her parents. In 1899 she travelled to England to deepen her studies where she spent time at the Westminster School of Art in London and at various studio schools in Cornwall and elsewhere. In 1910, she spent a year studying art at the Academie Colarossi in Paris and elsewhere in France before moving back to British Columbia permanently the following year. Carr was most heavily influenced by the landscape and First Nations cultures of British Columbia, and Alaska. Having first spent time in a neighbouring native community in 1898, in 1908 she was inspired by a visit to Skagway to began to paint the totem poles of the coastal Haida, Tsimshian, Tlingit and other communities, in an attempt to record and learn from as many as possible. She was obliged by financial considerations to return permanently to Victoria with a few years in Vancouver, both of which towns were, at that time, conservative artistically. Influenced by styles such as postimpressionism and the Fauve School, her work was alien to those around her and remained unknown to and unrecognized by the greater art world for many years. For more than a decade she worked as a potter, dog breeder and boarding house landlady having given up on her artistic career.

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