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One portrait of Miss Tackaberry.
One portrait of Miss Tackaberry.
Ocean Falls; Molly Clozza and her new taxi
Album of Laura Lillian Maynard [copy prints]
The item consists of selected reproductions of images from a Maynard family photograph album containing photographs relating to the Maynard family and the Victoria-based commercial photographic studio Mrs. R. Maynard’s Photographic Gallery (1862-1912). The album is presumed to be created in the late 1890s. The album is attributed to Laura Lillian Maynard (1873-1951), the daughter of George H Maynard and Mary Elizabeth Davies. The photographs are taken by a photographer(s) whose identity is not stated.
The selected images consist of eight photographic prints depicting different portraits and views. Two images illustrate an unidentified photographic studio both occupied and unoccupied. Another photograph consists of a group portrait depicting a gathering of people outdoor, possibly the Maynard family. Three prints showcase scenes of a residence including one exterior view of a residence and surrounding neighbourhood, and two interior views of a domestic residence. There is also a studio portrait of Mrs. Hannah Maynard in the later stages of her career and life. Finally, there is one image of a construction scene featuring a number of workers in view.
Of the two interior views of a domestic residence, one image includes a depiction of Arthur Rappertie and his mother, Elizabeth Rappertie, in their apartment behind the Maynard Studio on Pandora Street circa 1898 (F-06918). The other image includes several framed photographs in the background. These are studio portraits of Hannah and Richard Maynard of Mrs. R. Maynard’s Photographic Gallery of Victoria, B.C.
The Honourable Francis Jones Barnard
Portrait of Katrina Patricia Burns
one loose paper bearing portrait of a young girl
Sarah Castleton, Esquimalt pioneer
Mrs. James Ure, nee Emma Parker.
Pitts, Arthur D.J.
Item consists of a painted portrait of Captain George Vancouver. The portrait is likely a copy based upon one in the British National Portrait Gallery. The portrait was exhibited in Melbourne, Australia, in 1888, among 27 other portraits of great navigators.
Gavin S. Burns and Torquil M. Burns
One sheet of paper with two portraits drawn.
Item consists of a charcoal portrait of a man wearing clerical garb. Cardinal by Sophia Pemberton, 1890. The sketch was undertaken while she was attending the Cope School of Art, London England.
Item consists of a charcoal sketch of the head of an unidentified man dated October 12, 1893 by Sophia Pemberton. This was undertaken in life class while she was attending the Westminster School of Art in England.
Sketch of Beatrice Florence Greenstock and Rose Butcher
Item consists of two portrait studies on one sheet, of two young girls by Sophia Pemberton. The sketches were undertaken in England and consist of the heads of two people. The upper one is identified as Beatrice Florence Greenstock and dated July 21, ca. 1899, and the lower one is identified as Rose Butcher and dated June 22, 1899.
Sketch of Blind Thomas and Rose Butcher
Item consists of two portrait studies on one sheet, of an old man and a young girl by Sophia Pemberton on June 23,1899. The sketches were undertaken in England and consist of the heads of two people. The upper one is identified as Blind Thomas, and the lower one is identified as Rose Butcher.
The Honorable Dr. Henry Esson Young
The item is a portrait of Dr. Henry Esson Young by Mary Ritter Hamilton. The painting was created between 1910 and 1915.
The item is a painting of a woman in the foreground with a lake and mountains in the background. It was painted by Nan Cheney in 1933.
The item is a painting created by Victoria-based artist Chrystal Phan in 2020. It depicts a family of Vietnamese-Canadians enjoying themselves around a swimming pool.
The item is a painting created by Victoria-based artist Chrystal Phan in 2021. It depicts a family of Vietnamese-Canadians sitting around a table eating a meal.
William Ward of the Bank of BC.
HMS Sparrowhawk and its officers.
William Epps Cormack, born in Newfoundland in 1796, died in British Columbia in 1868.