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AAll Canadian Art exhibit, 23Amess, Fred at Vancouver School of Art, 34 delivers speech in 1955 about Varley, 16 BBieler, Andreorganizes Kingston conference, 31 Binning, B.C. at Vancouver School of Art, 34 British Columbia Annual (art exhibition) becomes controversial, 23 British Columbia Arts League first meeting & goals, 14 issues press release, 32 British Columbia At Work exhibition at VAG 1944, 30 British Columbia College of Arts Ltd. opens 1933 at 1233-39 West Georgia St., 18 closes 1935, 18 Shadbolt attends, 34 Tauber & Hillier at, 19 Varley teaches at, 34 British Columbia Society of Artists exhibits at VAG, 23 Brown, Eric invites Emily Carr to exhibit, 21 CCalgary Arts Clubsigns Group of Seven boycott, 32 Canadian Group of Painters catalogue for first exhibition, 32 Lawren Harris exhibits with, 25 Canadian Society of Graphic Arts signs Group of Seven boycott, 32 Carr, Emily describes her inspiration, 20 develops West Coast interpretation, 21-22 encouraged by Lawren Harris, 21 in Exhibition of Canadian West Coast Art (1927), 21 Grey (c. 1931-32), 21, 21 influenced by Mark Tobey, 21 Scorned as Timber, Beloved of the Sky (c. 1936), 21, 22 shares artistic vision, 17 supports J.W.G. MacDonald, 20 Charles Macintosh School & Grace Melvin, 15 Cheney, Nan Lumber Mill at Nelson, B.C. (1944), 31 Comfort, Charles commission for Hotel Vancouver, 28 Cowley-Brown, Patrick war artist, 30 DDuval, Paulquoted in RAIC journal, 32 EExhibition of Canadian West Coast Art (1927)Emily Carr exhibits, 21 FFarley, Liliascommission for Hotel Vancouver, 28 Fisher, Orville Battle for Carpiquet Airfield (1946), 33 in front of mural for Golden Gate Exposition, 27 mural for First United Church (1938), 27-28, 29 war artist, 30 GGaribaldi ParkJ.W.G. MacDonald sketches at, 17, 34 Shadbolt sketches at, 34 Varley sketches at, 34 Golden Gate Exposition, 1939 Fisher, Orville, 27-28 Goranson, Paul, 27-28 murals, 27, 28 Goranson, Paul as student, 28 moves to New York, 31 murals for Golden Gate Exposition, 27, 28 war artist, 31 Goss, John justifies 2nd installment of B.C. at Work exhibit, 31 Group of Seven boycotted, 32 exhibits in Vancouver in 1920, 1922, & 1928 & is "attacked," 15 HHarris, Lawren S.Abstract #7 (n.d.), 25 arrives Vancouver, 20 Composition No. 1 (c. 1940), 24, 25 develops abstract style, 25 encourages Emily Carr, 21 exhibits with Canadian Group of Painters, 25 introduced to automatic painting, 26 supports J.W.G. MacDonald, 20 various travels, 25 Hoffar-Reid, Irene describes 1928 Group of Seven exhibition, 16 Hotel Vancouver, artwork by Charles Comfort, 28 Farley, Lilias, 28 Lennie, Beatrice, 27-28 Macdonald, J.W.G. (Jock), 28-29 Hughes, Edward J. moves to Vancouver Island, 31 murals, 28-29 photograph of, 31 war artist, 30 IIsland Arts & Crafts Society (Victoria)signs Group of Seven boycott, 32 JKKingston Conferenceorganized by Andre Bieler, 31 Knight, Harry photograph Emily Carr and John Vanderpant in her studio (October 1933), 21 LLamb, Harold Mortimerpartnership with John Vanderpant, 26 Lennie, Beatrice relief panel at Hotel Vancouver, 27, 28 sculptures for Shaughnessy Hospital 1940, 28, 29 starts teaching at B.C. College of Arts, 18 MMacdonald, J.W.G. (Jock)hired by VSDAA 1926, 15 Crimson and Black (1946), 26 Departing Day (1935), 18 Formative Color Activity (1934), 18 Indian Burial, Nootka (1937), 19, 20 Indian Salmon Rack, Fraser Canyon, B.C. (1931), 17 leaves Vancouver in 1946 for good, 20 The Lytton Church, British Columbia (1930), 16, 17 modalities created & defined, 19 moves to Nootka, 18 mural for Hotel Vancouver, 28, 29 photograph of in Garibaldi Park 1938, 35 returns to Vancouver from Nootka 1936, 19 starts B.C. College of Arts with Varley, 18 training & sketching locations, 17-18 visits San Francisco & L.A., 18 Marega, Charles Vancouver Art Gallery Busts, 23 Melvin, Grace at Charles Macintosh School, 15 hired by VSDAA, 15 Mortimer-Lamb, Harold defends Group of Seven, 15 Munsall colour theory Varley teaches, 32, 34 NNootkaMacdonald, Planta, & Tauber move to, 18 OOntario Society of Artistssigns Group of Seven boycott, 32 PPailthorpe, Grace W.Ancestors 1 (1935), 24 introduces Lawren Harris to automatic painting, 26 Palette and Chisel Club signs Group of Seven boycott, 32 PASOVAS (see Pioneer Art Students Of Vancouver Art School) Petrouchka (play) produced by B.C. College of Arts, 18 Pioneer Art Students Of Vancouver Art School exhibits at VAG, 23 Planta, Les moves to Nootka, 18 Pollock, Jimmy travels to Chicago 1938 with Shadbolt QRRand, Paulabout, 28 Coal Diggers (1935), 28 Fight (c. 1947), 28, 31 Vancouver Sun Magazine cover, 29 Zucca Harvest (1948), 28, 29 Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts signs Group of 7 boycott, 32 SSavary IslandJ.W.G. MacDonald sketches at, 17 Scott, Charles H. becomes director of VSDAA, 15 funding cutback agreement at VSDAA, 18 helps Jack Shadbolt, 34 travels to Europe to start Vancouver Art Gallery collection, 23 Shadbolt, Jack A Personal Recollection, 34-41 attends Art School camp at Tribune Bay, Hornby Island, 34 Dog Among the Ruins (1947), 32 Morning Beach, 35 1939 photograph of, 36 talks about early VAG collection, 23 takes course from Varley, 34 travels to 1933 Chicago World's Fair, 34 war artist, 31 Shaughnessy Hospital, 1940 sculptures by Lennie, Beatrice, 28-29 Stone, Henry Founder & first President of Vancouver Art Gallery, 23 travels to Europe to start Vancouver Art Gallery collection, 23 Surrey, Philip arrives Vancouver, 16 Going to Work (1935), 17 leaves Vancouver, 17 Nox Nocti Indicat Scientam (1934), 17 TTauber, HarryGas, 19 moves to Nootka, 18 starts at B.C. College of Arts, 18-19 When We Dead Awaken, 20 Thom, W.W. Fine Arts in Vancouver, 32 Thornton, Mildred Valley art criticism in Sun, 25 Toby, Mark influences Emily Carr, 21 Toronto Graphic Arts Club at B.C. Art League opening exhibition, 14 UVVancouver Art GalleryAll Canadian Exhibition, 23 1st British Columbia At Work exhibition 1944, 30 deed whereby given to City of Vancouver, 22 entrance with Marega busts, 23 Henry Stone, Founder, 23 occupied by workers in 1938, 22 opens, 14, 22-23 Vancouver Photographic Society exhibits at VAG, 23 Vancouver School of Art Shadbolt attends, 34 1934-35 Brochure, 15 1938-39 Brochure, 15 Vancouver School of Decorative & Applied Arts cutback in funding in 1933, 18 starts, 15 Vancouver Sketch Club signs Group of Seven boycott, 32 Vanderpant, John defends Group of Seven, 15 Grace Melvin, 15 Fred Varley with palette, 16 opens studio, 26 philosophy of photography, 26 shares artistic vision, 17 supports J.W.G. MacDonald, 20 Vanderpant in Studio Taking Photo of Woman Seated, 27 Varley, Frederick Horsman described in speech by Fred Amess in 1955, 16 describes first reaction to B.C., 16 Dharana (1932), 16, 17 hired at VSDAA, 15 influential in Vancouver 1926-1936, 16 Liberation (1936-37), 18, 19 lives in Lynn Valley, 18 Open Window (1932), 16, 17 painting style, 16 photograph of, 35 starts B.C. College of Arts with J.W.G. MacDonald, 18 teaches Munsall colour theory, 32, 34 Volpone (play) produced by B.C. College of Arts, 18 WWar artistsabout, 30-32 Weatherbie, Vera at Vancouver School of Art, 34 photograph of, 35 starts teaching at B.C. College of Arts, 18 subject in Dharana, 16 subject in Vera (1930), 16 Weston, W.P. Gleneagles (n.d.), 22 shares artistic vision, 17 Williams, Margaret starts teaching at B.C. College of Arts, 18 The Witch Doctor (play) produced by B.C. College of Arts, 18 XYZ |