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Seven Journeys: The Sketchbooks of Emily Carr by Doris Shadbolt, 2002-06
To the Totem Forests: Emily Carr and Contemporaries Interpret Coastal Villages by Emily Carr, 1999
Emily Carr by Doris Shadbolt, 1994
Hundreds and Thousands: The Journals of Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 2007-04-10
Emily Carr
Emily Carr: The Untold Story by Hembroff-Schleicher, 1978-01
The Emily Carr Mystery by Eric G. Wilson, 2002
Emily Carr: The Incredible Life and Adventures of a West Coast Artist (Amazing Stories) by Cat Klerks, 2003-04-25
Beloved Land: The World of Emily Carr
Fresh Seeing: Two Addresses by Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 1972-05
This Woman in Particular: Contexts for the Biographical Image of Emily Carr by Stephanie Kirkwood Walker, 1996-05-23
Emily Carr in France =: Emily Carr en France : Vancouver Art Gallery, June 22 to September 22, 1991 = Musee des beaux-arts de Vancouver, du 22 juin au 22 septembre 1991 by Ian M Thom, 1991
This and That: The Lost Stories of Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 2007-09-15
The Emily Carr Omnibus by Emily Carr, Doris Shadbolt, 1994-06

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Emily Carr At Home And At Work
THE definitive website on emily carr, Canadian author and artist. Contains hundreds of images of her life and work, including a
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/EmilyCarrHomeWork/
To The Totem Forests: Emily Carr And Contemporaries
An exhibit of Canadian painting featuring emily carr, her contemporaries Langdon Kihn, George Pepper, Walter J. Phillips, Frederick Marlett Bell-Smith, A.Y. Jackson - and historical photographs.
http://www.emilycarr.org
Emily Carr House
Virtual tour of the childhood home of emily carr, Canadian author and artist, now a museum. Her father Richard carr had this house built of Canadian Redwood in 1864.
http://www.heritage.gov.bc.ca/emily/emily.htm

Extractions: With an architecture described as both "San Francisco Victorian" and "English Gingerbread," all agree that Emily Carr House is on the must-see list of Victoria's attractions. Centrally located only four blocks from the Inner Harbour and the Provincial Legislature, the house offers its visitors a chance to gain an insight into Canada's first and best known independent artist and writer. Emily was born here in 1871, a scant six months after British Columbia moved from British colonial status to becoming a province of the world's newest nation. She used her brushes and pens to proclaim her pride in this part of Canada for the rest of her life. In the restored rooms of the house, built in 1864, you'll enter into the same Victorian ambiance the Carr family would have known in the 1870's, and upstairs are several of their actual possessions, including some of Emily's pottery and sculpture. One room is now used as the "People's Gallery" to present the work of Canadian artists, and at the rear of the house a small gift shop offers a remarkably varied selection of items produced by Victoria artists and potters.
Welcome To Emily Carr House Online
Historical attraction at emily carr's birthplace and childhood home, the site includes an online giftshop.
http://www.emilycarr.com
Emily Carr- Oil Paintings, Landscapes, Abstracts And Original Art.
GroupofSevenArt.com's virtual gallery archives of the art works of this Canadian painter. Original oil paintings, reproductions and biographical information.
http://www.groupofsevenart.com/Emily_Carr/Carr_intro.html
Emily Carr At Home And At Work
The definitive website on emily carr. Contains hundreds of images of her life and work, a virtual tour of her childhood home, and teaching aids for students and teachers.
http://www.emilycarr.net
PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:CARR, EMILY
carr, emily. ComparePhoneRates.com FREE phone rate calculator! Find out how much it costs to phone anywhere in the world using different long distance telephone services. Canadian Art Connections -
http://www.phs2.net/cwi/L3/o9761i.htm

Extractions: TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL CARR, EMILY Canadian Art Connections - Emily Carr - Publisher of posters, post cards, and art cards of Emily Carr works. Emily Carr - GroupofSevenArt.com's virtual gallery archives of the art works of this Canadian painter. Original oil paintings, reproductions and biographical information. Emily Carr and the House of All Sorts - Emily Carr's studio and living quarters for many years, her experiences as landlady were the subject of her book "The House of All Sorts". Emily Carr At Home and At Work - The definitive website on Emily Carr. Contains hundreds of images of her life and work, a virtual tour of her childhood home, and teaching aids for students and teachers. Emily Carr House - Historical attraction at Emily Carr's birthplace and childhood home, the site includes an online giftshop. Emily Carr on the Internet - Links to works by Emily Carr in art museum sites and image archives worldwide. Grave of Emily Carr - Her burial place at Ross Bay Cemetery, Victoria BC. To the Totem Forests: Emily Carr and Contemporaries Interpret Coastal Villages - An exhibit of Canadian painting featuring Emily Carr, her contemporaries - Langdon Kihn, George Pepper, Walter J. Phillips, Frederick Marlett Bell-Smith, A.Y. Jackson - and historical photographs.
Carr, Emily
1. Opposite Contraries The Unknown Journals of emily carr and Other Writings, Opposite Contraries The Unknown Journals of emily carr and Other Writings from
http://www.dropbears.com/amazon/type_browse/mode_1064982/template_history.html

Extractions: Award-winning author and cultural critic Susan Crean gathers previously unpublished writings from Emily Carr's journals, notebooks, and epistles, as well as 42,000 words from Carr's previously published journals for inclusion into Opposite Contraries: The Unknown Journals Of Emily Carr And Other... more info Customer Rating:
Emily Carr
Bert Christensen's. CyberSpace Gallery. emily carr. Canadian, Member of the Group of Seven. 18711945. Menu. Home. Next Painting. The Little Pine
http://www.bertc.com/subtwo/carr.htm
Books On Emily Carr, Canadian Artist
Books on emily carr The History, Art and Writings of the Artist from Brough s Books. Search Books on emily carr. Browse carr, emily.
http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/art/emily_carr.htm

Extractions: "Some can be active to a great age but enjoy little," observed Emily Carr shortly before her death in 1945. "I have lived." The impressive scope of Carr's art and her unorthodox life are the subjects of art educator Anne Newlands' latest book. In a text that skillfully blends selections from Carr's own writings with illustrated commentary, ...
W P Weston Homepage - Canadian Artist And Painter From British Columbia.
WP Weston a Canadian artist who painted the British Columbia, Vancouver and Victoria areas in the period of emily carr and Lawren Harris.
http://www.wpweston.com
AllPosters.com: The World's Largest Poster And Print Store
Your search for carr, emily returned 5 items. click on an image for enlargement and order information. Indian Church. Art Print. 10 x 12 in. carr, emily $ 5.99. Usually ships in 57 days. Indian Church. Framed Art Print. 15 x 17 in. carr, emily $
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Emily Carr Institute Of Art+Design :: Mainpage
http://www.eciad.bc.ca/eciad/
Index.html
68 English and French. School information and activities.
http://www.ocdsb.edu.on.ca/EMCAweb/
Emily Carr Public School: Home Of The Thunderbirds!
Has a school profile, and links for kids, parents, and teachers.
http://www.tvdsb.on.ca/ecarr/default.htm
Emily Carr And The House Of All Sorts
House of All Sorts, Introduction. emily carr. Virtual Tour. Eagles of the Attic. Renovations. Architecture. Map. Teacher s Corner. Bibliography. Credits.
http://collections.gc.ca/EmilyCarr/contents.htm
Emily Carr And The House Of All Sorts : Bibliography
carr, emily. Contempary Canadian Artists. Scarborough Gale Canada. carr, emily. Flirt, Punk and Loo My Dogs and I. Vancouver Douglas and McIntyre, 1997.
http://collections.gc.ca/EmilyCarr/bibliog/bibli.htm

Extractions: Bibliography Blanchard, Paula. The Life of Emily Carr. Carr, Emily. Contempary Canadian Artists. Scarborough: Gale Canada. 91-94. Carr, Emily. Flirt, Punk and Loo: My Dogs and I. Vancouver: Douglas and McIntyre, 1997. Carr, Emily. Growing Pains. Toronto: Irwin Publishing, 1967. Carr, Emily. The Heart of a Peacock. Toronto: Irwin Publishing, 1986. Carr, Emily. The House of All Sorts. London: Oxford University Press, 1944. , Carr, Emily. Letter. Victoria Daily Times 14 Dec 1932: 4. Fry, Jack. "Emily Carr's Forgotten Guardian Eagles." Maclean's 25 Feb.1961: 42 Growers, Ruth. Emily Carr. New York: Berg Publishers, 1987. Hembroff-Schleicher, Edythe. Emily Carr: The Untold Story. Saanichton: Hancock House Publishing, 1978. Pearson, Carol. Emily Carr As I Knew Her. McCaw, Fiona. "Eagles in The Attic." Canadian Geographic July-Aug. 1995: 13-14 Tippett, Maria. Emily Carr: A Biography. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing, 1994.
Canadian Composer Jean Coulthard And Artist Emily Carr: Spiritual Encounters Wit
About composer Jean Coulthard and artist emily carr. Published winter, 1998.
http://music.acu.edu/www/iawm/articles/winter98/colton.html

Extractions: The art of Emily Carr (1871-1945) has exerted a profound and enduring influence upon Coulthard's creative output. After first meeting the artist at Carr's home in Victoria, Canada, in 1936, Coulthard became increasingly absorbed with the concept of capturing in musical terms the varied moods of the West Coast as Carr had done in her landscape paintings.1 In studying the relationship between Carr and Coulthard, one cannot help but be struck by the remarkable parallels between the two artists throughout their creative lives. Collectively, the works of Carr and Coulthard constitute some of the greatest achievements in the fields of Canadian music, art, and literature of the twentieth century. For both women, the pursuit of artistic careers represented a transgression of the prevailing ideology of early twentieth-century society towards women-"woman as wife, mother, and homemaker"4-revealing both a strength of character and a deeply felt artistic commitment on the part of both artists. Both were heavily indebted stylistically to French models-Coulthard to the impressionistic idioms of Debussy and Ravel, Carr to the Post-Impressionist and Fauve Schools-and both experienced a marked stylistic transformation in their late period works. For Carr, this change comprised a shift in the 1930s from emphasis on solid, formalized pictures to those in which "the paint itself is broken in rhythmic swirls and sweeps with a more dashing and seemingly careless handling."5 Coulthard, similarly, has adopted an increasingly eclectic approach since the late 1960s, introducing elements of serial technique, aleatory writing, and electronic music into her stylistic vocabulary.
HER STORY WOMEN
WOMEN FROM CANADA'S PAST. All the following women are featured in Her Story Women from Canada's Past. emily carr ( 1871 1945) emily often ventured out alone to paint the fierce beauty of Canada's West study in England and France, emily returned to paint in the style
http://www.niagara.com/~merrwill/herwomen.html

Extractions: All the following women are featured in Her Story: Women from Canada's Past. MARIE JACQUELIN DE LA TOUR (1602 - 1645) When Marie married Charles La Tour in 1640, she was swept up into a French civil war over the control of Acadia in the New World. She returned to France to plead her husband's case in court, then defied the King of France and rejoined her husband in Acadia with ships she obtained in Boston. In 1645, Marie valiantly but unsuccessfully defended Fort La Tour from enemy attack. She mysteriously died in enemy hands three weeks later. Another possible source: THANADELTHUR (1697 - 1717) A member of the Chipewyan First Nation, Thanadelthur was captured by the Crees and forced into slavery as a young woman. She escaped from the Crees and made her way to York Factory, a Hudson's Bay trading post. On behalf of the Hudson's Bay Company she made a long and dangerous journey through the "Barren Lands" and negotiated a peace treaty between the Chipewyans and the Cree. After the sudden death of this courageous and intelligent woman, the Hudson's Bay post governor wrote "I am almost ready to break my heart." Another possible source: Van Kirk, Sylvia. Many Tender Ties. Winnipeg: Watson and Dwyer 1986.
Emily Carr - Women Artists In Canada - Celebrating Women's Achievements
Biographies. Photograph of emily carr on a horse, emily carr. (18711945) Painter, Writer. carr, emily. Growing pains the autobiography of emily carr.
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/women/h12-506-e.html

Extractions: "I think that one's art is a growth inside one. I do not think one can explain growth. It is silent and subtle. One does not keep digging up a plant to see how it grows." (Carr, Hundreds and Thousands, p. 268) Emily Carr always celebrated her independence and difference from the world around her. This is apparent in all facets of her life, her art and her writing. Dressed in her usual attire, with a net cap covering her hair and wearing a loose-fitting smock, her lifestyle and appearance gained her the reputation of a lonely and struggling artist. Carr changed the way Canadians view the rugged grandness of the forest landscapes of the British Columbia coast. Although her art was not fully esteemed in Canada until her later years, it remains a classic example of the splendor and distinctiveness of Canadian art. Born in 1871, in Victoria, British Columbia, to British parents, Emily was the eighth of nine children. Her parents died when she was young, leaving her strict, oldest sister Edith to care for the family. Emily, who began drawing lessons at the age of eight, asked her financial guardian for permission and monetary support to attend art school in San Francisco, at the California School of Design. She stayed in San Francisco for three years. She also studied in London and the English countryside, for five years, under many different teachers. Then, after a brief period of teaching children and the Ladies Art Club classes in Vancouver, she travelled to France to study under Harry Gibb and Douglas Ferguson.

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