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She also exhibited in the September 1921 thirteenth Annual Exhibition of the B.C. Society of Fine Arts, held at the Vancouver School Board offices on Hamilton Street.
The 1923 Henderson's City Directory lists her as "Baron, Mrs. Edith tchr David Livingstone Sch r 2982 Carolina."
BC Vital Statistics lists the death of Baron in Vancouver, age 48. No certificate is posted.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
1920 Feb. 7 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (flower studies) |
1920 Dec. 4 - ? | Sketch Club Annual Exhibition | Bowl of Roses |
The Narrows | ||
Second Beach | ||
Crescent Beach | ||
1921 Sept. 19 - 24 | BCSFA 13th Annual Exhibition | Dogwoods |
1921 Nov. 5 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (two landscapes) |
(portrait sketch) | ||
1922 April 1 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (painting) |
1923 March 3 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (sketch from Whytecliffe) |
1923 June | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | Spring Flowers |
1924 September | Sketch Club September Exhibition | Ocean Park |
1924 October | Sketch Club October Exhibition | Sea Beach |
1925 Nov. 28 - Dec. 5 | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | (titles not known) |
"Mrs. Baron got first prize for any other subjects in oils and water colors
as well as first prize for design for book covers, first prize for embroidery, and
first prize for plant drawing with a view to design."
From "Arts Clubs Active - Vancouver Sketch Club"
Western Woman's Weekly, September 18 1920
"Mrs. Baron (was represented) by a flower study in oils and two landscapes."
From "Vancouver Sketch Club"
Western Woman's Weekly, October 9 1920
"Mrs. E. Baran (sic) has sent a Bowl of Roses in oil, which took a prize
at the Hastings Park Fair, and some pretty landscapes, one of "The
Narrows," another of Second Beach and the third of "Crescent Beach.""
From "Annual Exhibit by Sketch Club"
Vancouver Province, December 6 1920
"The exhibitors were: ... Mrs. E. Baron, two landscapes and portrait sketch; ... "
From "Many View Sketch Club Exhibit and Much Work Shown"
Vancouver Sun, November 7 1921
"Mrs. McKenna and Mrs. Baron contributed handsome paintings."
From "Sketch Club Tea Enjoyable Event; Good Work Shown"
Vancouver Daily World, April 3 1922
" ... and Mrs. E. Barron (sic) has a striking sketch from Whytecliffe."
From "Vancouver Sketch Club"
Vancouver Province, March 5 1923
"In "Spring Flowers" by Mrs. Baron, sturdy pine cones are contrasted
with fragile white trilliums."
From "Semi-Annual Exhibit by the Vancouver Sketch Club"
by Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia Monthly, June 1923
"In "Ocean Park" by Mrs. Baron there are two trees, swayed by the wind,
against a gray and silver sky."
From "September Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by
Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia Monthly, September 1924
"Others exhibiting were Mrs. E. Baron ... "
From "Private View Precedes Sketch Club Exhibition"
Vancouver Province, November 30 1925