nina's canadian artists project

CANADIAN ARTISTS

By: Nina Smiljanic

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Emily Carr, The Little Pine

2. Emily Carr, Lillooet Indian Village

3. Lawren Harris, Pine Tree and The Red House

4. Lawren Harris, Clouds Lake Superior

5. Michael Tickner, Weekend Coaster

6. Michael Tickner, Winters Bluff

EMILY CARR, THE LITTLE PINE

The Little Pine by Emily Carr was completed in 1931. The painting was done with oil colors on a canvas. Some

elements are smudging. There is also the blending of colors. I like this piece of art

because it has depth to it and it is a calm piece. The

colors used are calm colors.

EMILY CARR, LILLOOET INDIAN

VILLAGE

Lillooet Indian Village by Emily Carr was completed in

1933. It was done with oil colors. Some elements are blending of colors. There is also lots of depth. I like this piece because it looks and it was based off of a place that exists. The colors used are

calm.

LAWREN HARRIS, PINE TREE AND THE

RED HOUSEThe Pine Tree And The Red

House by Lawren Harris was finished in 1924. It was done with

oil colors on a canvas. There is lots of blending on the house.

Around the house like the snow is just plain color. I like the piece

because it looks like a nice winter and a beautiful house. The colors

are bright.

LAWREN HARRIS, CLOUDS LAKE

SUPERIORClouds Lake Superior by Lawren Harris was finished in 1923. The picture was done with oil colors

on a canvas. Some elements blending. There is also different

painting techniques. There is also depth to the painting. I don’t like

this picture because to me it doesn’t look like clouds by Lake Superior. He used cool colors.

MICHAEL TICKNER,WEEKEND COASTER

Weekend Coaster by Michael Tickner was painted in

2004. The colors are solid colors they are not blended.

I like this piece of art because it is based off of a real place. I also like the style of art that Michael

Tickner does. It looks like a cartoon to me. The colors

used are very bright.

MICHAEL TICKNER,WINTERS BLUFF

Winters Bluff by Michael Tickner was painted in 2013. The style of

the painting is solid colors no blending or smudging. I like this piece of art because it is a nice scene and I also like how the

colors are solid and bold. I like Michael Ticker's style. It is

simple but nice. He has used bright colors.