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Canada · December 13, 1871 – March 2, 1945Wikidata

Emily Carr

Canadian painter and writer (1871–1945)

Born in Victoria. Died in Victoria.

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A life in paintings

Born 187121 dated paintingsDied 1945

21 works

  • Breton church
    Breton church
    Emily Carr
    1906 · Vancouver Art Gallery
  • Totem Walk at Sitka
    Totem Walk at Sitka
    Emily Carr
    1907 · Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
  • Autumn in France
    Autumn in France
    Emily Carr
    1911 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Trees in France
    Trees in France
    Emily Carr
    1911 · McMichael Canadian Art Collection
  • Breton Farm Yard
    Breton Farm Yard
    Emily Carr
    c. 1911 · McMichael Canadian Art Collection
  • First Nations War Canoes in Alert Bay
    First Nations War Canoes in Alert Bay
    Emily Carr
    1912 · Audain Art Museum
  • Indian War Canoe
    Indian War Canoe
    Emily Carr
    1912 · Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Community House Ucluelet
    Community House Ucluelet
    Emily Carr
    1912 · Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Skedans
    Skedans
    Emily Carr
    1912
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Emily Carr
    1924 · Vancouver Art Gallery
  • Kitwancool
    Kitwancool
    Emily Carr
    1928 · Glenbow Museum
  • The Indian Church
    The Indian Church
    Emily Carr
    1929 · Art Gallery of Ontario
  • Blunden Harbour
    Blunden Harbour
    Emily Carr
    c. 1930 · National Gallery of Canada
  • Path among Pines
    Path among Pines
    Emily Carr
    c. 1930 · Vancouver Art Gallery
  • Totem and Forest
    Totem and Forest
    Emily Carr
    1931 · Vancouver Art Gallery
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