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Emily Carr Forest mk152
1931-33
Oil on canvas
118.2x76.1cm
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Emily Carr A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth mk152
1932-35
Oil on canvas
112.8x69cm
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Emily Carr Wood Interior mk152
1932-35
Oil on canvas
130x86.3cm
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Emily Carr Village in the hills mk152
1933
Oil on canvas
69x112.2cm
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Emily Carr Untitled mk152
c.1933-34
Oil on paper
91.0x57.8cm
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Emily Carr Forest Edge and Sky mk152
c.1934
Oil on paper
91.2x61.4cm
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Emily Carr Stumps and Sky mk152
c.1934
Oil on paper
59.5x90cm
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Emily Carr Young Pines and Sky mk152
c.1935
Oil on paper
89.2x58.3cm
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Emily Carr Scorned as Timber,Beloved of the Sky mk152
1935
Oil on canvas
112x68.9cm
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Emily Carr Logger-s Culis mk152
1935
Oil on canvas
69x112.2cm
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Emily Carr Mountain Forest mk152
1935-36
Oil on canvas
112x67cm
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Emily Carr Overhead mk152
1935-36
Oil on paper
61x91cm
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Emily Carr Forsaken mk152
c.1932-37
Oil on canvas
119.1x76.5cm
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Emily Carr Above the Gravel Pit mk152
1936-37
Oil on canvas
77.2x102.3cm
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Emily Carr Above the Trees mk152
1935-c.1939
Oil on paper
91.2x61cm
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Emily Carr A Skidegate Pole mk152
1941-42
Oil on canvas
87x76.5cm
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Emily Carr A Skidegate Beaver Pole mk152
1941-42
Oil on canvas
86x76.3cm
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Emily Carr Cedar mk152
1942
Oil on canvas
112x69cm
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Emily Carr Abstract Tree Forms mk152
1931-32
Oil on paper
60x90cm
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Emily Carr Skidegate mk152
1928
Oil on canvas
61.5x46.4cm
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Emily Carr
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Canadian Expressionist Painter, 1871-1945
Canadian painter and writer. She studied art from 1891 to 1894 at the California School of Design in San Francisco. She lived in England from 1899 to 1904, studying at the Westminster School of Art in 1899, and settled in Vancouver on her return. Her stay in Paris in 1910-11, during which she had a painting shown at the Salon d'Automne in 1911, proved far more influential on her art, familiarizing her with Impressionism, with Post-Impressionism and with Fauvism.
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