BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS  

Miss Alice Bryant

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Vancouver School of Art (Diploma 1936)


Miss Alice Bryant was one of the students who attended the Vancouver School of Art in the 1930s, graduating in 1936. She received a Post-Graduate Endorsement in Design and Decorative Arts in 1937.


E.J. Hughes pencil portrait

The 1936 grads had their portraits drawn in pencil by E.J. Hughes. The portraits were published in the 1936 Graduation issue of Behind the Palette.

She did the calligraphy for the art school's first Graduate Roll, on which the the school's first eight graduating classes are listed.

There is an artist named A. Bryant listed as contributing mask designs for a BC College of Arts production of "Volpone" in 1933. This may or may not be Alice Bryant.


GROUP EXHIBITIONS
DATE EXHIBITION ARTWORK

References

VANCOUVER SCHOOL OF ART - LIST OF GRADUATES & STUDENTS (refer to VSA)

Clippings

"Especially clever were the masks worn by the players throughout the play and which were designed by ... A. Bryant ... (continues)"
      From "Players Masked"
      Vancouver Sun, January 5 1934

"Other students who enjoyed the outing at the Royal Savory (sic) Hotel were ... Miss Alice Bryant ... "
      From "Art Students Hold Display of Summer Work"
      Vancouver Province, July 4 1933

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