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A Rushing Sea of Undergrowth,1935, Emily Carr

A memorable trip to Vancouver Island prompted this recap of the art of Canada’s west coast, starting with post-impressionist Emily Carr, one of the country’s most revered artists and an honorary member of the Group of Seven. The mystical elements of British Columbia’s topography prompt stylized, highly imagined art, such as these featured artists produce. These are just a few examples. Have a look.

Guzek: West Coast Sway

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Drew Burnham stylizes the West Coast

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rudy-west-coast-symphony

BC Landscapes: Enhanced but not distorted

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Emily Carr meets Dr. Seuss

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Ross Penhall: Just the Land

 

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adelle-remnants

Adelle Bernadette’s Healing Journey

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Payan

Glenn Payan’s Stretched & Tilted Landscapes

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  • Really nice collection of posts. I was going to try to pick a favorite or two but as I went back to each post I could not do it – they are each so wonderful.

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