Hannah SaffelHannah Saffel

Emily CarrEmily Carr

Personal backgroundPersonal background

• Born on December 13, 1871 in Victoria, British Columbia

• Died on March 2, 1995 in Victoria, British Columbia

• Born on December 13, 1871 in Victoria, British Columbia

• Died on March 2, 1995 in Victoria, British Columbia

Personal backgroundPersonal background

• Became an orphan in early teens

• Adopted by Richard (father) and Emily (mother)

• Was second youngest of five children

• Became an orphan in early teens

• Adopted by Richard (father) and Emily (mother)

• Was second youngest of five children

SignificantSignificant• Was one of the Group of Seven

- Franklin Carmichael,

Lawren Harris, A.Y.Jackson, Frank Johnston, Arthur Lismer, J.E.H.Macdonald,

and Fredrick Varly

• Was one of the Group of Seven

- Franklin Carmichael,

Lawren Harris, A.Y.Jackson, Frank Johnston, Arthur Lismer, J.E.H.Macdonald,

and Fredrick Varly

• Main themes in mature work was mother nature

• Main themes in mature work was mother nature

SignificantSignificant

• Quilts of her painterly skill & vision enabled her to imagine

• Quilts of her painterly skill & vision enabled her to imagine

• Paints the rhythms of the western forests drift wood

• Paints the rhythms of the western forests drift wood

SignificantSignificant• Wrote six books• 1 called Klee Wyck, 2 called the book of Small, 3 called the House of All Sorts,4 called Growing Pains,

• Wrote six books• 1 called Klee Wyck, 2 called the book of Small, 3 called the House of All Sorts,4 called Growing Pains,

5 called the Heart Of the Ape Koth and 6 called Hundred and Thousands

5 called the Heart Of the Ape Koth and 6 called Hundred and Thousands

BibliographyBibliography

• World Book Encyclopedia Volume 3, Book C• Ask.com• En.Wikipedia. Org• World book online

• World Book Encyclopedia Volume 3, Book C• Ask.com• En.Wikipedia. Org• World book online