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Athabasca Glacier Station 2

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Artist
Gennadiy Ivanov
Date
ca. 2019 – 2019
Medium
pastel on paper
Catalogue Number
IvG.03.01
Description
Landscape pastel drawing with a colour palette made up of purples, blues, and soft peach. in the background there are glaciers or mountains. In the middle ground, just slightly off to the right, there is a weather station composed of black and blue pastel. in the foreground are vertical lines of pu…
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Artist
Gennadiy Ivanov
Title
Athabasca Glacier Station 2
Date
ca. 2019 – 2019
Medium
pastel on paper
Dimensions
50.0 x 65.0 x 50.0 cm
Description
Landscape pastel drawing with a colour palette made up of purples, blues, and soft peach. in the background there are glaciers or mountains. In the middle ground, just slightly off to the right, there is a weather station composed of black and blue pastel. in the foreground are vertical lines of purple, white, and blue, that represent patterns of the glaciers.
Subject
Glaciers
weather stations
climate change
pastel
mountains
Athabasca.
Credit
Gift of Gennadiy Ivanov, Norwich, Norfolk , UK, 2023
Catalogue Number
IvG.03.01
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Untitled [Mount Assiniboine]

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Artist
Joseph Francis Plaskett (1918 – 2014, Canadian)
Date
prior to 1972
Medium
pastel on paper
Catalogue Number
PlJ.03.07
Description
This drawing is a mountain scene, done in pastels on a grey coloured drawing paper. There are 3 mountain peaks: One is cropped off in the trc ,one is centered to the left, and one is in the tlc. In the forground is a small body of water which inhabits about 1/6 of the piece. The predominant colo…
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Artist
Joseph Francis Plaskett (1918 – 2014, Canadian)
Title
Untitled [Mount Assiniboine]
Date
prior to 1972
Medium
pastel on paper
Dimensions
62.0 x 77.0 cm
Description
This drawing is a mountain scene, done in pastels on a grey coloured drawing paper. There are 3 mountain peaks: One is cropped off in the trc ,one is centered to the left, and one is in the tlc. In the forground is a small body of water which inhabits about 1/6 of the piece. The predominant colour is the grey of the paper. The mountain rocks are drawn mainly with black and there are white snowmarks and highlights intersperesed. Towards the bottom of the piece blues and greens are introduced sparingly, and again in the trc where a bit of sky is blue. There are light clouds in the sky. One of the central clouds seems to be hiding the sun which is casting a ray of light onto the mountains.
Subject
landscape
mountains
Mt. Assiniboine
Credit
Gift of James Gardner, Winnipeg, 1998
Catalogue Number
PlJ.03.07
Images
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Untitled [Mountain Landscape]

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Artist
Maisie Wride
Date
n.d.
Medium
pastel on paper
Catalogue Number
WrI.03.01
Description
Mountain landscape with tall pine trees in foreground on either side of drawing. Viewer is looking down at a blue-turquoise lake. A tall snow-capped mountain rises up beyond the lake. The dark slope of another mountain at the lake’s edge is visible on the left of the drawing.
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Artist
Maisie Wride
Title
Untitled [Mountain Landscape]
Date
n.d.
Medium
pastel on paper
Description
Mountain landscape with tall pine trees in foreground on either side of drawing. Viewer is looking down at a blue-turquoise lake. A tall snow-capped mountain rises up beyond the lake. The dark slope of another mountain at the lake’s edge is visible on the left of the drawing.
Subject
landscape
mountains
lake
Credit
Gift of Robert G. Short, Three Hills, 1999
Catalogue Number
WrI.03.01
Images
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