Ivor Williams
dates
Williams exhibited with the RCA in 1918 in Ontario. His address was listed in the
catalogue as "930 Burnsill Avenue, Collingwood East, Vancouver, B.C."
The Gold Stripe, 1918
The Gold Stripe, 1918
Ivor Williams had four of his illustrations published in the 1918
issue of The Gold Stripe.
The Gold Stripe, 1918
He exhibited his work in the 1919 New Westminster Exhibition (later the
Provincial Exhibition), and in the 1920
Annual Exhibition of the B.C.
Society of Fine Arts, held at the Vancouver School Board offices on
Hamilton Street.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE |
EXHIBITION |
ARTWORK |
|
|
|
| 1918 April 4 |
RCA
Toronto Exhibition |
The Lions, B.C. (chalk) |
| 1918 November 21 |
RCA
Montreal Exhibition |
Evening Sky (pastel) |
|
|
Vancouver city (pencil) |
| 1920 September 18 - 25 |
BCSFA
Annual Exhibition |
Coughlan's |
|
|
False Creek |
|
|
Connaught Bridge |
|
|
Morning Haze |
|
|
A Summer Day, False Creek |
References
THE GOLD STRIPE - VOLUME ONE
1918, Christmas. Published by the Amputation Club of B.C., Vancouver
216 pages (including text, advertisements and photographs)
Heavily illustrated by many early Vancouver artists.
ROYAL CANADIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS - EXHIBITIONS & MEMBERS 1880 - 1979
(refer to RCA81)
Exhibited 3 works in 2 exhibitions in 1918.
Clippings
""The Athens of South Vancouver." Really Collingwood seems to be earning that title. The
Art of the municipality is gravitating towards Collingwood and giving that place
quite a reputation. Mr. Ivor Williams, the clever artist, is a resident of Collingwood."
From "The World's Window"
Vancouver Daily World, August 21 1919
"Ivor Williams verges on a (?) impressionism in his pastel of a forest scene."
From "Local Work is on View" by Bernard McEvoy
Vancouver Province, October 2 1919
HOME