Item PDP06160 - Emily Carr and Alice Carr seated at table with "Aunt Fay" and others

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Emily Carr and Alice Carr seated at table with "Aunt Fay" and others

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  • graphic material

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The Stingy Old Woman is title given by National Museums of Canada in that inventory covering PDP16160 through PDP06162.

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Emily Carr

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  • Attributions and conjectures: The title is based on subject matter and identification of the old woman as Aunt Fay as per PDP06161.
  • Statements of responsibility: The artist is known to be Emily Carr.

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PDP06160

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  • 1904-1909 (Creation)

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1 cartoon: watercolour and ink on paper; 22.7 cm x 17.2 cm.

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(1871-1945)

Custodial history

Received by bequest from Carr to her literary executor and friend, Ira Dilworth. This sketchbook along with other sketchbooks, drawings, watercolours, textual materials and books was housed in Carr's old steamer trunk.
When Dilworth died he bequeathed this material to his two adopted daughters (and nieces), Phylis Inglis and Edna Parnall who divided the material between themselves.
This sketchbook is among the materials that came via descent from Carr to Phylis Inglis.
The Inglis collection consists of Emily Carr art and papers purchased from Phylis Dilworth Inglis by the National Museums of Canada in 1976 and presented to the Provincial Archives of British Columbia in 1985.

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One cartoon scene on paper.

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Received from the National Museums of Canada, 1985.

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MS-2181 comprises the textual and published material from 85-158, the accession number of the transfer from the National Museums of Canada.

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Archives code(s): PDP06160.

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Accession number(s): 198607-001

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Exhibited:
1985-1991. Various exhibitions at the Emily Carr Gallery, BC Archives, 1107 Wharf Street, Victoria, BC.

  1. Burning Green. Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
  2. The Acerbic Emily Carr. Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.

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This is one of several cartoon sketches depicting a woman Carr describes as "Aunt Fay (not my Aunt)". PDP06160, PDP06161, PDP06162 and others.

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  • Box: PDP06160