name:"Bruno Engler" found 12 records - Research Collections

Abbot Pass from Upper Victoria Glacier

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Date: 1956

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.04

Description: A black and white photographic positive, a mountain pass , snow and ice covered, meanders from the bottom left of the picture to centre top, the mountains rise steeply from both sides of the pass and fill the picture almost to the top, a hut is at the top of the pass, the sky is cloudy

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Title: Abbot Pass from Upper Victoria Glacier

Date: 1956

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Dimensions: 49.5 x 39.1 cm

Description: A black and white photographic positive, a mountain pass , snow and ice covered, meanders from the bottom left of the picture to centre top, the mountains rise steeply from both sides of the pass and fill the picture almost to the top, a hut is at the top of the pass, the sky is cloudy

Subject: landscape; mountain; Abbot Pass

Credit: Purchased from Bruno Engler, Harvie Heights, 1985

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.04

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Avalanche on Mount Brewster

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Date: 1966

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.06

Description: A black and white photographic positive, the side of the mountain covers almost the entire picture, it is snow covered, to the top right and centre an avalanche is descending to the valley bottom, a few trees in the bottom left corner

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Title: Avalanche on Mount Brewster

Date: 1966

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Dimensions: 49.0 x 39.3 cm

Description: A black and white photographic positive, the side of the mountain covers almost the entire picture, it is snow covered, to the top right and centre an avalanche is descending to the valley bottom, a few trees in the bottom left corner

Subject: landscape, mountain; Mount Brewster; avalanche

Credit: Purchased from Bruno Engler, Harvie Heights, 1985

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.06

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Chopping Through Cornice on Mount Brewster

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Date: 1964

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.05

Description: A black and white photographic positive, a figure of a man is central in the picture, only his one boot is clearly defined, he is chopping through a cornice of snow, the mountain is from bottom left to upper right, most of it snow, flying snow backlit from the sun dominates the centre of the picture

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Title: Chopping Through Cornice on Mount Brewster

Date: 1964

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Dimensions: 49.0 x 39.5 cm

Description: A black and white photographic positive, a figure of a man is central in the picture, only his one boot is clearly defined, he is chopping through a cornice of snow, the mountain is from bottom left to upper right, most of it snow, flying snow backlit from the sun dominates the centre of the picture

Subject: landscape, mountain; Mount Brewster; activity; climbing; winter

Credit: Purchased from Bruno Engler, Harvie Heights, 1985

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.05

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Climbers on the South Peak of Mount Victoria

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Date: 1961

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.01

Description: A black and white photographic positive, the top fifth of the picture is sky with a few clouds, the rest of the picture is of mountain peaks with snow and glaciers, from bottom left is a field of snow which terminates centre top, on this field can be seen 2 mountain climbers, the mountain is Mount …

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Title: Climbers on the South Peak of Mount Victoria

Date: 1961

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Dimensions: 39.5 x 49.0 cm

Description: A black and white photographic positive, the top fifth of the picture is sky with a few clouds, the rest of the picture is of mountain peaks with snow and glaciers, from bottom left is a field of snow which terminates centre top, on this field can be seen 2 mountain climbers, the mountain is Mount Victoria, Banff National Park

Subject: landscape, mountain

Credit: Purchased from Bruno Engler, Harvie Heights, 1985

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.01

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Freshfield Icefield from Coronation Mountain

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Date: 1946

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Catalogue Number: EnB.18.02

Description: A black and white photographic positive, top fifth of picture is the sky with some white clouds, the rest of the picture is of mountains with barren, craggy rocks in the foreground with an icefield behind that, in the bottom left of the picture are mountain climbers

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Artist: Bruno Engler (1915 – 2001, Canadian)

Title: Freshfield Icefield from Coronation Mountain

Date: 1946

Medium: silver gelatin on paper

Dimensions: 48.9 x 39.2 cm

Description: A black and white photographic positive, top fifth of picture is the sky with some white clouds, the rest of the picture is of mountains with barren, craggy rocks in the foreground with an icefield behind that, in the bottom left of the picture are mountain climbers