Emily Carr

Emily Carr

 

This is a black and white portrait of Emily Carr as a child at about age four or five. She is wearing a dress and standing next to a chair.
This is an image of Emily Carr taken in 1936, in her studio with one of her paintings in the background.
This is a black and white photograph of Emily Carr kneeling down with her monkey Woo on her right shoulder, and three of her dogs in the foreground.
This is a black and white photograph of the artist Emily Carr with her pet monkey Woo on her right shoulder.
This is a black and white photograph showing Emily Carr sitting on the steps of the trailer she named “The Elephant.
This is a painting by Emily Carr titled Melons, showing a green melon cut in half.
This is a sketch of Rock Bay Bridge in Victoria, BC by Emily Carr, showing boats on the water and Victoria in the background.
This is a 1913 painting by Emily Carr of the uninhabited Haida village of T’anuu, Haida Gwaii showing three house poles, and logs in the foreground.

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