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Emily Carr is considered to be a major Canadian artist for her depiction of the landscapes of Pacific Northwest and its aboriginal culture. Being one of the pioneers of Modernist and Post-Impressionist styles of painting in Canada, she was not recognized until late in her life.
- A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth
‘A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth’ was created in 1935 by Emily...
- Blue Sky
‘Blue Sky’ was created in 1932 by Emily Carr in...
- 45 Artworks
Indian War Canoe (Alert Bay) Emily Carr • 1912 Old Indian...
- Loggers' Culls, 1935
‘Loggers' Culls’ was created in 1935 by Emily Carr in...
- Tree Trunk
‘Tree Trunk’ was created in 1932 by Emily Carr in Cubism...
- Self-Portrait
‘Self-Portrait’ was created in 1939 by Emily Carr in...
- Reforestation
‘Reforestation’ was created in 1936 by Emily Carr in Cubism...
- Cedar Sanctuary
‘Cedar Sanctuary’ was created in 1942 by Emily Carr in...
- A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth
Carr is known for her paintings of First Nations villages and Pacific Northwest Indian totems, but Maria Tippett explains that Carr's depictions of the forests of British Columbia from within make her work unique.
Emily Carr is a Canadian icon and national heroine, known for putting the wild Western Canadian landscape and its indigenous inhabitants on the global map through paintings and writings that intimately displayed the country's interior environments and its First Nation peoples.
- Canadian
- December 13, 1871
- Victoria, Canada
- March 2, 1945
Il 12 febbraio 1971, il Canada Post emise un francobollo di 6 cent (Emily Carr, painter, 1871-1945) disegnato da William Rueter, raffigurante Big Raven di Carr (1931) e appartenente alla Vancouver Art Gallery.
15 ott 2023 · Emily Carr, una delle pittrici più importanti nella storia dell’arte canadese, è nota per il suo stile distintivo e innovativo che ha catturato l’essenza della natura selvaggia della Columbia Britannica e la spiritualità delle Prime Nazioni.
The Royal BC Museum’s collection includes over 100 impressive paintings and a treasure trove of 1000 sketches and handicrafts—diaries, notebooks, scrapbooks, letters and manuscripts—making up the world’s largest collection of Emily Carr materials, one which spans her entire career.
Emily Carr was a painter and writer whose lifelong inspiration was the coastal environment of British Columbia. Her later paintings of the vast Canadian West Coast sky and monumental trees, with their sweeping brushstrokes, demonstrate her continued desire to paint in a "big" way that she felt was in keeping with the expansiveness of her ...
