1931 Graduating Class
| BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
The 1946 Who's Who in British Columbia listed her as a "commercial Artist in Crafts as metal costume accessories, illustratings (sic) , linocuts, posters, etc., conte portraits." Her recreations were given as badminton and gardening. She was living at 4007 Quesnelle Drive.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
| 1933 May 3 - 18 | VAG VSAGA 1st Annual Exhibition | Button Works Poster |
| Beaux Arts Poster | ||
| Christmas Cards | ||
| Lamp Shade | ||
| 1937 Nov. 2 - 14 | VAG VSAGA Group Exhibition | (painted work on wood) |
WHO'S WHO IN BRITISH COLUMBIA 1944-45-46
A Record of British Columbia Men and Women of Today
S. Maurice Carter Editor & Publisher
Copyright 1945, printed by Atlas Printers, Vancouver B.C.
312 pages, hardcover; index of names (14 pages), biographies (290 pages)
list of abbreviations (2 pages), advertising including the only portrait in the book
Includes reference to Mary Gordon
VANCOUVER ARTIST: Mary Gordon
1997 October; by Michael Clark, Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design.
Visions newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 1, page 7.
One page biography with 2 illustrations of her work.
CITY & PROVINCIAL DIRECTORIES (refer to DIR)
"Through the art of Mary Gordon, one of
the graduates in Crafts and Commercial Arts, runs the element of
laughter. Her Animated Map of Stanley Park in Winter, which hung
for weeks in the window of the Arts and Crafts Building, added much
to the gaiety of pedestrians who paused on their way to make out
the quaint figures."
From "GRADUATES IN ART" by Cintra
(unknown newspaper), April 25, 1936
" ... Mary Gordon ... has painted work on wood of appealing design."
From "ART GRADUATES HAVE EXCELLENT EXHIBITION"
News-Herald November 3 1937