Emily Carr
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In French, the word means literally “wild beast,” and was the derogatory term used by an unsympathetic critic to characterize the artists whose use of pure, bright colour struck him as savage and crude.
As soon as she re-established herself in a Vancouver studio in 1912, Emily held an exhibition of the works she had painted in France. The newspaper reviews were polite but befuddled. Except for a few artist friends, the reaction of those who came to see the new works ranged from confusion to host...ility. The paintings were derided as uncouth and primitive, and some of her supporters urged her to return to a style that people could more easily understand. Sales were practically nonexistent and Emily found it difficult to resume teaching. She was an avant-garde painter now, but she was alone, one of the few modernist painters in the entire country. Not even the Group of Seven would make such daring use of colour and form until almost a decade later.
Undeterred, Emily turned to the grand project she had postponed when she left for France: she set out to make a record for posterity of the totem poles of the West Coast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In French, the word means literally “wild beast,” and was the derogatory term used by an unsympathetic critic to characterize the artists whose use of pure, bright colour struck him as savage and crude.
As soon as she re-established herself in a Vancouver studio in 1912, Emily held an exhibition of the works she had painted in France. The newspaper reviews were polite but befuddled. Except for a few artist friends, the reaction of those who came to see the new works ranged from confusion to host...ility. The paintings were derided as uncouth and primitive, and some of her supporters urged her to return to a style that people could more easily understand. Sales were practically nonexistent and Emily found it difficult to resume teaching. She was an avant-garde painter now, but she was alone, one of the few modernist painters in the entire country. Not even the Group of Seven would make such daring use of colour and form until almost a decade later.
Undeterred, Emily turned to the grand project she had postponed when she left for France: she set out to make a record for posterity of the totem poles of the West Coast.
What to read after Emily Carr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Desoto to read onlineMoreLess
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