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Emily Carr's 'Crécy-en-Brie' showcases a tranquil coastal town scene with a bridge, emphasizing Carr's fascination for natural landscapes and cultural heritage. Painted in 1911, this piece exemplifies her distinctive style and artistic vision.

Emily Carr

Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess Of Kitwancool

Emily Carr’s ‘Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess of Kitwancool’ captures a resilient Indigenous elder in a stunning watercolor portrait from 1928. This evocative piece celebrates British Columbia's First Nations heritage and offers a timeless glimpse into dignity and tradition – discover this remarkable artwork.

Emily Carr

Kispiox Village

Emily Carr’s ‘Kispiox Village’ – a stunning oil painting of rural BC life, featuring towering poles & a majestic mountain. Explore realism & Impressionism in this captivating artwork.

Emily Carr

Ada And Louise Outside Cedar Canim

A charming watercolor capturing a casual outdoor gathering by Emily Carr that brings the serene spirit of British Columbia to life, inviting you to explore this delicate piece of Canadian modernist history.

Emily Carr

Heina, Maude Island, Queen Charlotte Islands

Emily Carr's "Heina, Maude Island" captures a serene bird perched on a weathered pole, reflecting her signature style and connection to the Pacific Northwest landscape.

Emily Carr

Kitwangar Pole

Emily Carr

(forest Landscape)

Emily Carr’s "Forest Landscape" captures the spirit of Vancouver Island with textured orange leaves and figures amidst serene trees. Explore its connection to Northwest Coast traditions championed by Talmage & celebrated at NGC.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

House Front Design

A detailed pencil drawing blending a human face with traditional house designs by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, offering a profound glimpse into Indigenous heritage for your collection.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Design On A Grease Bowl

Intricate blue designs adorn these two wooden hearts in this evocative drawing by Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, a piece that invites you to explore the profound cultural heritage of the Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Circular Design

A vibrant Native American mask design featuring bold blue and red tones by Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, capturing the rich Kwakwaka’wakw heritage of early 20th-century Canada, available for your collection.

Emily Carr

Cha-atl, Field With Pole

Emily Carr's "Cha-atl, Field with Pole" captures the spirit of British Columbia’s First Nations culture and landscape. This watercolor showcases totem poles amidst serene nature, reflecting Carr’s unique artistic vision.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Raven

A striking black and white pencil drawing of a raven with piercing blue eyes by Kwakwakaʼwakw artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, capturing a unique dual perspective that invites you to explore this rare piece.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

A Design For A Hat Worn By Soo-gwi-lis

A vibrant colored pencil design featuring a detailed bird with spread wings by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi from the early 20th century, offering a unique window into Indigenous heritage to cherish.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Raven Design Used On A Spoon

Intricate Raven designs featuring vibrant blue, red, and orange faces adorn this unique spoon drawing by Canadian artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, offering a rare glimpse into Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w heritage to cherish.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Quee-quis, An Eagle In The Water

An intricate black and white Native American design featuring an eagle with striking blue eyes by artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, offering a profound glimpse into Kwakwaka’wakw heritage for your collection.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Raven Design Used On A Spoon

A striking black and white drawing of two interacting ravens with detailed feathers by Canadian artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi captures profound Indigenous heritage, inviting you to explore this unique piece.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Thunderbird, Sea Bear And Salmon

A striking black and white drawing of a powerful Thunderbird with spread wings by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi captures mythical motion, inviting you to explore this piece of Indigenous heritage.

Emily Carr

Melons

A striking oil still life featuring two ripe melons with one sliced open to reveal its vibrant interior by Emily Carr invites you to bring this piece of Canadian art history into your private collection.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Soo-gwi-lis

A vibrant colored pencil drawing of a growling bear with striking blue eyes by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi from the early 20th century, offering a unique window into Indigenous heritage to explore.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Design On The Coffin

A vibrant colored pencil drawing of a striking mask-like face by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi from circa 1910, offering a profound glimpse into Indigenous heritage for your collection.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

Wooden Dish With Pieces Of Salmon Standing On End

Intricate colored pencil drawing of a wooden dish with salmon pieces featuring mythical faces by Nakʼwaxdaʼx̱w artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi, offering a profound glimpse into Indigenous heritage for your collection.

Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi

The Si-siulth Emblem And The Owl

An intricate Native American design featuring a striking owl-like bird by artist Charlie George Sr. Xalxidi captures the essence of Kwakwaka’wakw culture and invites you to explore this unique piece of heritage.

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