2006, ISBN: a7b3275afd4de856c5729cf16472b47e

Usado, como nuevo, [SC: 26.65], [PU: U.B.C., Vancouver], BRITISH COLUMBIA,NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA,SKIDEGATE LANDING,WHARF,MARCIA CROSBY,PACIFIC OCEAN,COAST SALISH,LILLOOET,CHALATH,1927… mais…

Usado, como nuevo, [SC: 26.65], [PU: U.B.C., Vancouver], BRITISH COLUMBIA,NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA,SKIDEGATE LANDING,WHARF,MARCIA CROSBY,PACIFIC OCEAN,COAST SALISH,LILLOOET,CHALATH,1927,GROUP SEVEN,HLRAGILDA,WORLD COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION,SKEENA REGION,OLD VILLAGE GUYASDOMS,DUNCAN CAMPBELL SCOTT,FRIENDLY COVE,QUATSINO,CHAATL,GITIKS,VICTORIA SKETCH CLUB,WOO,QUEEN CHARLOTTE STRAIT,T'ANUU,SKEDANS,Q'UNA,CHARLES EDENSHAW,HARBLEDOWN,KALUGWIS,KALOWKWIS,LINEAGE HOUSE,DSONOKOA,WOOD-SPIRIT,PAINTINGS,RICHARD CARR,REVEREND EDWARD CRIDGE,SOPHIE PEMBERTON,TRIBE,BRUSH,PICTURES,CLARA RUSS,LANDSCAPE,CARVINGS,PENDER STREET,SECOND BEACH,LYTTON,KITSEUKLA,HUGGELGATE,MRS. GAVIN BURNS,ANGELA COLLEGE,JOSEPHINE CREASE,ISLAND ARTS CLU,KLEE WYCK,STUDIO CLUB,CHARLES HILL-TOUT,USTLAWN,SONGHEES RESERVE,HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY,FRONTIER,ESQUIMALT HARBOUR,PROVINCE,ABORIGINAL RIGHTS,CHIEF JOE CAPILANO,TLINGIT,NAMGIS RIVER,ALERT BAY,WATERCOLOUR,CAPE MUDGE,QUADRA ISLAND,PARIS FRANCE,WILLIAM PHEALN GIBB,ARCHAISM,CROFTON HOUSE SCHOOL,CANVASES,THUNDERBIRDS,GITANMAAX,KITWANCOOL,KISPIOX VILLAGE,TANOO,CUMSHEWA,GRAPHITE,MIMQUIMLEES,HEINA,QUATSINO,MARIUS BARBEAU,COWITCHAN,GITANYOW,NOTEBOOK,CHIEF WEHA,DOUSE,ANGIDAH,YUQUOT,CAPTAIN JACK'S POLE,FORT RUPERT,DORIS SHADBOLT,B.C. ARCHIVES,ALICE RAVENHILL,HAGWILGET,HAZELTON,GRAVEHOUSE,NEKT,GITWANGAK,WISTIS,NASS VALLEY,BURRARD INLET,TSIMSHIAN,UCLUELET,MISSIONS,NAN CHENEY,NELLIE DE BERTRAND LUGRIN,MODERNIST,METLAKATLA,KITAMAAT HOME,MASSET,MORTUARY POLE,VANCOUVER,YALIS,ETHNOGRAPHERS,ARTIFACTS,FRANZ BOAS,COWICHAN,POTLATCH,WILLIANM NEWCOMBE,COQUALEETZA RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL,GITXSAN,NISGA,SITKA,NOOTKA ISLAND,METHODIST CHURCH,DR. ISRAEL WOOD POWELL,ROGER Y. STANIER,LAWREN HARRIS, IRA DILWORTH,KWAWKEWLTH AGENCY,CANOES,PEN DRAWINGS,CEDAR,FISH-DRYING,SITACAMIN,HANNAH MAYNARD,THEODORE RICHARDSON,CHARCOAL,HAIDA GWAII,TOTEM-POLES,MASKS,WILLIAM HALLIDAY,KITWANGA, Jacket, SUBTITLED : ` First Nations Imagery in the Art of Emily Carr '. Emily Carr's gender worked against her, born in 1871, she would have been more readily accepted as a librarian or a nurse. She went to school in Victoria with two young female artist students from richer families, more capable of pulling societal strings, - these two were Sophie Pemberton and Josephine Crease. Emily (one of 5 sisters) quickly affirmed herself as a `Canadian' painter at a time when others were content to preserve the traditions of the British Empire. Part of Emily's Canadianess lead her to a pro-Indian and therefore anti-church philosophical positon, Despite these themes of conflict in her life she succeeded in becoming Canada's PREMIER painter of West Coast Indian culture. These 386 pages - incl. Notes, Biblio, and Index, look at her career in the documentation of Gitxsan, Haida, Tlingit, Tmishian and Kwakiutl life styles. Totem poles were her particular passion. Illustrated by b/w plates, including some by other painters who influenced her, with a large section at center of magnificent colour reproductions. LEARN more about : Alice Ravenhill, Hagwilget, Marcia Crosby, Sitka, Theodore Richardson, potlatch hats, Hannah Maynard, gravehouses, Kwawkewlth Agency, Kispiox village, wood-spirits, Clara Russ, and Quatsino Sound. Cond : Boards are : black with gilt lettering - spine only. End-papers are gold coloured. D.J. is black with white lettering . Front d.j. graphic is a reproduction of Carr's 1929 painting entitled `Guyasdoms D' Sonoqua ' - large wooden female figure relating to the payment of a marriage debt. Volume is perfect in ALL aspects - no names, marks, creases, tears nor staining . Decidedly Giftable !! Tigh and bright in binding. Quote (p. 300) : " Carr was aware that one of the Gitanyow men in the group with whom she travelled to the village was returning from jail as the result of a tussle with surveyors. On her way back through Gitwangak she was questioned by police. The officer asked how she had been treated, adding, `I would never have advised . ' ." Size: Folio (small), Books<

2006, ISBN: a7b3275afd4de856c5729cf16472b47e

Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: U.B.C., Vancouver], BRITISH COLUMBIA,NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA,SKIDEGATE LANDING,WHARF,MARCIA CROSBY,PACIFIC OCEAN,COAST SALISH,LILLOOET,CHALATH,1927,GROUP SEVEN… mais…

Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: U.B.C., Vancouver], BRITISH COLUMBIA,NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA,SKIDEGATE LANDING,WHARF,MARCIA CROSBY,PACIFIC OCEAN,COAST SALISH,LILLOOET,CHALATH,1927,GROUP SEVEN,HLRAGILDA,WORLD COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION,SKEENA REGION,OLD VILLAGE GUYASDOMS,DUNCAN CAMPBELL SCOTT,FRIENDLY COVE,QUATSINO,CHAATL,GITIKS,VICTORIA SKETCH CLUB,WOO,QUEEN CHARLOTTE STRAIT,T'ANUU,SKEDANS,Q'UNA,CHARLES EDENSHAW,HARBLEDOWN,KALUGWIS,KALOWKWIS,LINEAGE HOUSE,DSONOKOA,WOOD-SPIRIT,PAINTINGS,RICHARD CARR,REVEREND EDWARD CRIDGE,SOPHIE PEMBERTON,TRIBE,BRUSH,PICTURES,CLARA RUSS,LANDSCAPE,CARVINGS,PENDER STREET,SECOND BEACH,LYTTON,KITSEUKLA,HUGGELGATE,MRS. GAVIN BURNS,ANGELA COLLEGE,JOSEPHINE CREASE,ISLAND ARTS CLU,KLEE WYCK,STUDIO CLUB,CHARLES HILL-TOUT,USTLAWN,SONGHEES RESERVE,HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY,FRONTIER,ESQUIMALT HARBOUR,PROVINCE,ABORIGINAL RIGHTS,CHIEF JOE CAPILANO,TLINGIT,NAMGIS RIVER,ALERT BAY,WATERCOLOUR,CAPE MUDGE,QUADRA ISLAND,PARIS FRANCE,WILLIAM PHEALN GIBB,ARCHAISM,CROFTON HOUSE SCHOOL,CANVASES,THUNDERBIRDS,GITANMAAX,KITWANCOOL,KISPIOX VILLAGE,TANOO,CUMSHEWA,GRAPHITE,MIMQUIMLEES,HEINA,QUATSINO,MARIUS BARBEAU,COWITCHAN,GITANYOW,NOTEBOOK,CHIEF WEHA,DOUSE,ANGIDAH,YUQUOT,CAPTAIN JACK'S POLE,FORT RUPERT,DORIS SHADBOLT,B.C. ARCHIVES,ALICE RAVENHILL,HAGWILGET,HAZELTON,GRAVEHOUSE,NEKT,GITWANGAK,WISTIS,NASS VALLEY,BURRARD INLET,TSIMSHIAN,UCLUELET,MISSIONS,NAN CHENEY,NELLIE DE BERTRAND LUGRIN,MODERNIST,METLAKATLA,KITAMAAT HOME,MASSET,MORTUARY POLE,VANCOUVER,YALIS,ETHNOGRAPHERS,ARTIFACTS,FRANZ BOAS,COWICHAN,POTLATCH,WILLIANM NEWCOMBE,COQUALEETZA RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL,GITXSAN,NISGA,SITKA,NOOTKA ISLAND,METHODIST CHURCH,DR. ISRAEL WOOD POWELL,ROGER Y. STANIER,LAWREN HARRIS, IRA DILWORTH,KWAWKEWLTH AGENCY,CANOES,PEN DRAWINGS,CEDAR,FISH-DRYING,SITACAMIN,HANNAH MAYNARD,THEODORE RICHARDSON,CHARCOAL,HAIDA GWAII,TOTEM-POLES,MASKS,WILLIAM HALLIDAY,KITWANGA, Jacket, SUBTITLED : ` First Nations Imagery in the Art of Emily Carr '. Emily Carr's gender worked against her, born in 1871, she would have been more readily accepted as a librarian or a nurse. She went to school in Victoria with two young female artist students from richer families, more capable of pulling societal strings, - these two were Sophie Pemberton and Josephine Crease. Emily (one of 5 sisters) quickly affirmed herself as a `Canadian' painter at a time when others were content to preserve the traditions of the British Empire. Part of Emily's Canadianess lead her to a pro-Indian and therefore anti-church philosophical positon, Despite these themes of conflict in her life she succeeded in becoming Canada's PREMIER painter of West Coast Indian culture. These 386 pages - incl. Notes, Biblio, and Index, look at her career in the documentation of Gitxsan, Haida, Tlingit, Tmishian and Kwakiutl life styles. Totem poles were her particular passion. Illustrated by b/w plates, including some by other painters who influenced her, with a large section at center of magnificent colour reproductions. LEARN more about : Alice Ravenhill, Hagwilget, Marcia Crosby, Sitka, Theodore Richardson, potlatch hats, Hannah Maynard, gravehouses, Kwawkewlth Agency, Kispiox village, wood-spirits, Clara Russ, and Quatsino Sound. Cond : Boards are : black with gilt lettering - spine only. End-papers are gold coloured. D.J. is black with white lettering . Front d.j. graphic is a reproduction of Carr's 1929 painting entitled `Guyasdoms D' Sonoqua ' - large wooden female figure relating to the payment of a marriage debt. Volume is perfect in ALL aspects - no names, marks, creases, tears nor staining . Decidedly Giftable !! Tigh and bright in binding. Quote (p. 300) : " Carr was aware that one of the Gitanyow men in the group with whom she travelled to the village was returning from jail as the result of a tussle with surveyors. On her way back through Gitwangak she was questioned by police. The officer asked how she had been treated, adding, `I would never have advised . ' ." Size: Folio (small)<