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Carr Emily:     more books (100)

The Art of Emily Carr by Doris Shadbolt, 1987-01-01 Growing Pains: The Autobiography of Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 2005-04-10 Emily Carr 2008 Calendar by Vancouver Artgallery, 2007-06 Emily Carr: An Introduction to Her Life and Art by Anne Newlands, 1996-08-01 Beloved Land: The World of Emily Carr Emily Carr Four Pictures by Emily Carr by Nicolas Debon, 2007-06-21 The Life of Emily Carr by Paula Blanchard, 1988-07 Klee Wyck by Emily Carr, 2004-03-11 GROWING PAINS - The Autobiography of Emily Carr by Emily (foreword by Ira Dilworth) Carr, 1966 The Complete Writings of Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 1997-07 Unsettling Encounters: First Nations Imagery in the Art of Emily Carr by Emily Carr, 2006-07-30 The Book of Small by Emily Carr, 2004-06-28 Emily Carr: At the Edge of the World by Jo Ellen Bogart, 2003-09-23

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1. Emily Carr
   Emily Carr (18711945) born in 1871 in Victoria, British Columbia studied art in San Francisco, England, and France before returning to Victoria  
   http://schwinger.harvard.edu/~terning/bios/Carr.html

2. Emily Carr
   Academic biographical essay, including a bibliography.Category Arts Art History Artists C Carr, EmilyEmily Carr. This paper 2, 1945. She was the offspring of Richard Carrand Emily Saunders and the second youngest of nine children.  
   http://www.geocities.com/michaelpeterson12000/carr.html
   
   Extractions: This paper looks at the life and art of Emily Carr. The development of her craft through different phases, her thought processes, spirituality and influences are all studied to gain an understanding of her art and artistic stance. While she dabbled in pottery and worked as a cartoonist, the main focus of this research is on her paintings and writings. Emily Carr was born in Victoria, British Columbia on December 13, 1871 and past away on March 2, 1945. She was the offspring of Richard Carr and Emily Saunders and the second youngest of nine children. Emily's mother died in 1886 and her father and her older sister Edith died soon after in 1888. While a rebellious nature dominated her attitude from a young age, these events likely also helped shape her independence. She lived most of her life on Vancouver Island but did live in San Francisco for three years, five years in England and one year in France. Each of these experiences had a profound effect on her development. She moved to San Francisco because of the lack of art schools, art collections and professional artists in the Victoria area that she could learn from. Eventually a lack of finances forced her to return. After the California School of Design in San Francisco, she returned to Victoria to teach art classes to children. In 1899, Carr took up studies at the Westminster School of Art in London. And also attended sketching classes in Cornwall. In 1910, she enrolled in the Academie Colarossi in Paris. It was here that she would break away from her more traditional teachings. Unfortunately, her work was not received well when she returned to Vancouver. British Columbians were unwilling to deviate from the English landscape tradition (Dodd, 1984).

3. Quotations From Emily Carr
   Quotations from Emily Carr Emily Carr. Find Emily Carr items at the QuotegeekStore. Quotegeek Literature and Personalities carr emily. Search Now  
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   Extractions: Choose a Location Home Literature and Personalities Movies and Television Themes New Quotations Forums Store Add a Quotation Search Find Emily Carr items at the Quote Geek Store Add a quotation Search It is wonderful to feel the grandness of Canada in the raw, not because she is Canada but because she's something sublime that you were born into, some great rugged power that you are a part of.

4. Merchandise From Emily Carr
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5. NSS Sight & Sound - Emily Carr
   Emily Carr. Emily Carr was born on a cold Victorian night on thethirteenth of December, 1871. Emily Carr died at the age of 73.  
   http://modena.intergate.ca/nswteam/carr.htm
   
   Extractions: Emily Carr Emily Carr was born on a cold Victorian night on the thirteenth of December, 1871. The fifth child in a family of six, she was said to be the favorite, especially by her father. Emily loved her father immensely. Because of the attention her father gave to her, she wold walk him to and from work everyday. But Emily Carr would not grow up with her parents who died in her early teens. The year her father died she completed that year of high school but refused to go back. Instead Emily Carr, enrolled in a local art class with two other girls. Her classmates were leaving for London, England, to seriously pursue their art careers and Emily felt passionately about going also. She tried to persuade her eldest sister, Dede, to let her go but she refused. Afterward she asked her guardian, lawyer James Lawson, and with his permission Emily Carr studied at the California Schol of Design in San Fransisco. Even though Emily had been taking art classes since the age of eight, her sixteenth year marked the start of her formal training. Two years later she returned home where she taught art classis to children. Eventually Emily Carr went to England in 1899 and to France in 1910. Upon her return from France in the autumn of 1911, Emily continued a project she had begun in 1908. Emily would visit many native sites where she painted a record of villages, houses, and totem poles. By 1913, she had produced a large portfolio of work on the Indians but was unable to live off the art. She built a small apartment house in Victoria in order to earn money and spent most of the next nineteen years as its landlady.

6. Emily Carr
   Emily Carr's Vision of the Pacific Northwest. At the same time thatthe art of the Group of Seven was gaining popularity, Emily Carr  
   http://www.mta.ca/faculty/arts/canadian_studies/english/about/study_guide/artist
   
   Extractions: At the same time that the art of the Group of Seven was gaining popularity, Emily Carr was struggling to make a career for herself on the Canadian west coast. In some ways, Carr's art was very similar to the art of the Group of Seven and she eventually became close friends with Lawren Harris and other prominent Canadian nationalists of the day, who treated her as a kindred spirit. But, Carr's art and vision of Canada have also been called unique . Her family background, the region of the country in which she painted, the subjects she chose to paint, and her own ideas about Canada and Canadian art combined to produced a vision of the Canadian west coast which remains popular today. This vision and the art it led Carr to create distinguishes her as the best-know woman artist in Canadian history. Carr was born in Victoria, BC, on 13 December 1881. She died there in 1945. By the time of her death, she had become a well-recognized west coast artist and award-winning author whose fame has continued to increase. Carr was not always this well-known. Her struggle to make a place for herself in the world of Canadian art was long and, at times, frustrating. Carr was born into a middle-class, sternly religious family. She was a vivacious child who loved the wilderness, but who also upset her family by behaving in ways which were, at the time, considered inappropriate for young women. She began to take drawing lessons at the age of nine and by her teens had decided to become an artist. When her parents died, she left Victoria to study art in San Francisco, returned to British Columbia in 1893, and then travelled to London and Paris to continue her education.

7. Emily Carr³]­p¾Ç°
   Emily Carr 1399 Johnston Street Vancouver, BC V6H 3R9 CanadaTel (604) 8443800 Toll-free (800) 832-7788 Web www.eciad.bc.ca.  
   http://vanstudy.hypermart.net/school-2/emilycarr/emilycarr.htm

8. Emily Carr
   Emily Carr. Menu. Emily Carr. Looking for advice on birmingham museumof art online? Free articles on museum of science, dvd copy software  
   http://www.emily-carr.com/

9. Emily Carr Institute Of Art+Design MainpageUpcoming Events Graduation Art Auctio
   Art reference resource provides links to images of the Canadian artist's work. View a landscape from a Nova Scotia collection. emily carr art links/last verified December, 2002  
   http://www.eciad.bc.ca/

10. 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

11. Emily Carr At Home And At Work
    Virtual tour of the childhood home of emily carr, Canadian author and artist, now a museum. Her father Category Regional North America ArchitectureTHE definitive website on emily carr, Canadian author and artist.Contains hundreds of images of her life and work, including a  
    http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/carr/

12. Emily Carr Institute Of Art And Design
    Art school in British Columbia posts admissions and program info, resources, and galleries of images. Includes a calendar of events.  
    http://www.eciad.bc.ca/eciadMain

13. Virtual Museum Of Canada - Image Gallery - Emily Carr
    A selection of digital images from Canadian art gallery holdings.Category Arts Art History Artists C carr, emily Shoreline, Edge of the Forest, New Growth, carr, emily, carr, emily,carr, emily, of Juan de Fuca, carr, emily, carr, emily, carr, emily,  
    http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/English/Gallery/static/EmilyCarr_page1.html

14. 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

15. 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

16. Emily Carr At Home And At Work - Index
    emily carr at Home and at Work emily carr At Home and At Work a compendiumof the life work of emily carr, Canadian artist and author.  
    http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/carr/main.htm
    
    Extractions: Javascript Matching Game for kids. A fully illustrated French House Tour is now available. All new Teacher's Guide and Career Section in the education section is good for students and teachers. Emily Carr At Home and At Work has been featured on Yahoo Emily Carr House now hosts a new e-commerce web site: Find it @ emilycarr.com Contributors include: Canada's Digital Collections

17. 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

18. Emily Carr Online
    Links to works by emily carr in art museum sites and image archives worldwide.Category Arts Art History Artists C carr, emilyemily carr Canadian Painter, 18711945 Guide to pictures of works by emilycarr in art museum sites and image archives worldwide. emily carr.  
    http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/carr_emily.html

19. Creative Quotations From Emily Carr (1871-1945)
    Quotes from emily carr to inspire your creative thinking  
    http://creativequotations.com/one/1101.htm
    
    Extractions: You come into the world alone and you go out of the world alone, yet it seems to me you are more alone while living than even going and coming. Twenty can't be expected to tolerate sixty in all things, and sixty gets bored stiff with twenty's eternal love affairs. You always feel when you look it straight in the eye that you could have put more into it, could have let yourself go and dug harder. It is not all bad, this getting old, ripening. After the fruit has got its growth it should juice up and mellow. God forbid I should live long enough to ferment and rot and fall to the ground in a squash.

20. - Great Books -
    emily carr (18711945), Painter and writer born in Victoria, BritishColumbia. carr studied art in San Francisco, England, and France.  
    http://www.malaspina.com/site/person_286.asp
    
    Extractions: Painter and writer born in Victoria, British Columbia. Carr studied art in San Francisco, England, and France. Her summers on Queen Charlotte Island brought her into contact with First Nations cultures and coastal landscapes. She was influenced by impressionism, Fauvism, and cubism, but portrayed nature in a powerful style of her own. Carr wrote a series of books. Klee Wyck (1941) about her encounters with Aboriginal culture; The Book of Small (1942) on her childhood in Victoria; The House of All Sorts (1944) about keeping a boarding house and breeding dogs; and, Growing Pains (1946) covering her entire life. [Adapted from Well Known Canadians Browse

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