
1871โ1945 ยท Canadian ยท 27 artworks
artist bio
Emily Carr was a Canadian artist and writer deeply inspired by the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest. She is celebrated for her paintings that capture the grandeur of British Columbia's landscapes and the spiritual power of First Nations art and culture.
what you'll learn
Studying Carr's work allows students to explore the fusion of European modernism with Indigenous themes and the representation of nature as a powerful, spiritual force. Students can learn about the importance of cultural sensitivity and artistic interpretation.
related: Lawren Harris, Paul Gauguin

Breton church
1906

A Young tree
1931

Loggers' Culls
1935

Indian Church
1929

Autumn in France
1911

Odds and Ends
1939

Brittany Landscape
1911

A Skidegate Beaver Pole

Thunder Bird, Campbell River
1929

Gitwangak, Queen Charlotte Islands
1912

Chemainus Bay, Vancouver Island
1925

Kispiax Village
1929

Zunoqua of the Cat Village
1931

Above the Gravel Pit
1937

Indian Village, Alert Bay
1912

Skidegate
1928

Vanquished
1931

Cedar
1942

Old Indian House, Northern British Columbia
1912

Reforestation
1936

Blunden Harbour
1930

Kitwancool
1928

French Landscape
1911

A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth
1935

Indian House Interior with Totems
1912

Totem Walk at Sitka
1907

Arbutus Tree
1922