Cha-atl, Field with Pole

Emily Carr 1912

ALTERNATE TITLE: Cha-atl, Field with Poles
PERIOD / STYLE: Early Totems (1911-1913)INSCRIPTIONS RECTO (FRONT): Signature: M EMILY CARR ; Dated

Details

Title: Cha-atl, Field with Pole
Creator: Emily Carr
Creator Lifespan: 12/13/1871 - 3/2/1945
Creator Nationality: Canadian
Creator Gender: Female
Creator Death Place: Victoria, BC, Canada
Creator Birth Place: Victoria, BC, Canada
Date: 1912
Location: Ts'aa7ahl [aka Chaatl, British Columbia], Canada
Physical Dimensions: w32.4 x h51.4 cm
Artist's biography: Emily Carr, (1871 – 1945), is a renowned Canadian artist and writer. Though she lived and died in Victoria, British Columbia, Carr studied in England and France and travelled extensively throughout coastal British Columbia and Alaska, inspired by First Nations people, art and landscapes. Best known as a painter and author, The Canadian Encyclopedia has described her as a Canadian Icon. Carr’s professional and personal records, along with over 1000 works of art, are preserved and made available by the BC Archives, part of the Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, BC. These works span her entire career and include manuscripts, major paintings in oil and watercolour, drawings, cartoons and works in clay and fabric.
Provenance: Royal BC Museum PDP631;Purchased by the BC Archives, 1961, Newcombe Collection; William Arnold Newcombe, Victoria
Type: painting: watercolour on paper
External Link: http://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/cha-atl-field-with-poles

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