Klee Wyck

Year Published: 1946

Creator: National Film Board of Canada

Format: 16mm

Description: Presents the life and works of the Canadian painter Emily Carr, who painted landscapes and interpreted Indian life in a bold and colorful primitive style. Shows examples of her charcoal, oil, and water-color pictures, potter, and woven rugs. The narrator interprets the art work throughout., Presents the life and works of the Canadian painter Emily Carr, who painted landscapes and interpreted Indian life in a bold and colorful primitive style. Shows examples of her charcoal, oil, and water-color pictures, potter, and woven rugs. The narrator interprets the art work throughout.

Complete Record: Presents the life and works of the Canadian painter Emily Carr, who painted landscapes and interpreted Indian life in a bold and colorful primitive style. Shows examples of her charcoal, oil, and water-color pictures, potter, and woven rugs. The narrator interprets the art work throughout., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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