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Beach

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/artifactsnj.04.36

Artist: John Harold Thomas Snow (1911 – 2004, Canadian)

Date: 1972

Medium: coloured lithograph on paper

Catalogue Number: SnJ.04.36

Description: In the foreground a group of people are sitting on the beach looking out to the ocean. The two closest are under a yellow and white umbrella, the woman is in profile, looking at the man to her right. A single small boat is on the ocean. A light brown island is on the horizon. The sky is green bl…

Artist: John Harold Thomas Snow (1911 – 2004, Canadian)

Title: Beach

Date: 1972

Medium: coloured lithograph on paper

Dimensions: 71.0 x 52.6 cm

Description: In the foreground a group of people are sitting on the beach looking out to the ocean. The two closest are under a yellow and white umbrella, the woman is in profile, looking at the man to her right. A single small boat is on the ocean. A light brown island is on the horizon. The sky is green blue.

Subject: seascape; figure; group

Credit: Gift of John Harold Thomas Snow, Calgary, 1995

Catalogue Number: SnJ.04.36

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The Blind Cannot see Patterns

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/artifactcmc.04.03

Artist: Colleen Campbell (1945 – , Canadian )

Date: 1975

Medium: lithograph on paper

Catalogue Number: CmC.04.03

Description: Lithograph plate is pressed through paper but no ink was used. Only the pattern from the plate was pressed into the paper. Abstract figure under a tree.

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Artist: Colleen Campbell (1945 – , Canadian )

Title: The Blind Cannot see Patterns

Date: 1975

Medium: lithograph on paper

Dimensions: 48.9 x 37.4 cm

Description: Lithograph plate is pressed through paper but no ink was used. Only the pattern from the plate was pressed into the paper. Abstract figure under a tree.

Subject: abstract; tree; figure

Credit: Gift of Harold C. Whyte, Penticton, 2003

Catalogue Number: CmC.04.03

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Creta Beach

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/artifactsnj.04.22

Artist: John Harold Thomas Snow (1911 – 2004, Canadian)

Date: 1972

Medium: coloured lithograph on paper

Catalogue Number: SnJ.04.22

Description: Foreground is yellow/brown beach; 4 adults, one sitting, 5 children playing in sand; one standing; middle third is leight blue with yellow hills on the horizon; top third is dark blue

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Artist: John Harold Thomas Snow (1911 – 2004, Canadian)

Title: Creta Beach

Date: 1972

Medium: coloured lithograph on paper

Dimensions: 53.2 x 72.2 cm

Description: Foreground is yellow/brown beach; 4 adults, one sitting, 5 children playing in sand; one standing; middle third is leight blue with yellow hills on the horizon; top third is dark blue

Subject: figure, group; seascape

Credit: Gift of John Harold Thomas Snow, Calgary, 1990

Catalogue Number: SnJ.04.22

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This is what I mean by sitting and forgetting

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Artist: Colleen Campbell (1945 – , Canadian )

Date: 1975

Medium: lithograph on paper

Catalogue Number: CmC.04.01

Description: The same plate is printed twice so that the images mirror one another. On the right the scene is gold. On the left the scene is colourless, the plate is just pressed into the paper to leave the image indented in the paper.

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Artist: Colleen Campbell (1945 – , Canadian )

Title: This is what I mean by sitting and forgetting

Date: 1975

Medium: lithograph on paper

Dimensions: 52.6 x 75.0 cm

Description: The same plate is printed twice so that the images mirror one another. On the right the scene is gold. On the left the scene is colourless, the plate is just pressed into the paper to leave the image indented in the paper.