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Acrylic; Mixed Media Painting

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Artist
Lynne Huras
Date
2009
Medium
mixed media, mainly acrylic on paper
Catalogue Number
HsL.12.01
Description
In the centre of the square painting a walking black bear looks down at the ground. Behind the bear is a slope of green trees with a blue mountain beyond, viewer’s right. The sky above is grey and the whole scene is bordered in brown. In the top corner, viewer’s right, is a paw print on a taupe-col…
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Artist
Lynne Huras
Title
Acrylic; Mixed Media Painting
Date
2009
Medium
mixed media, mainly acrylic on paper
Dimensions
22 x 22 cm
Description
In the centre of the square painting a walking black bear looks down at the ground. Behind the bear is a slope of green trees with a blue mountain beyond, viewer’s right. The sky above is grey and the whole scene is bordered in brown. In the top corner, viewer’s right, is a paw print on a taupe-coloured background, surrounded by a black square. Printed on the top back of the painting “BLACK BEAR - STUDY/SKETCH (2009)” underneath in script “Lynne Huras”, and underneath this “ACRYLIC, ACRYLIC MEDIUM, DRY PASTEL ON PAPER”.
Subject
landscape
mountain
animal, bear
Credit
Purchased from Lynne Huras, Banff, 2010
Catalogue Number
HsL.12.01
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Acrylic; Mixed Media Painting

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Artist
Lynne Huras
Date
2009
Medium
acrylic; mixed media on paper
Catalogue Number
HsL.12.02
Description
In the centre of the square painting a walking brown and black grizzly bear looks toward viewer’s right. Behind him are blue/grey rocks, grey sky and a blue and grey blue mountain beyond, viewer’s right. The scene is bordered in dark brown and in the top corner, viewer’s left, is a grizzly paw pri…
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Artist
Lynne Huras
Title
Acrylic; Mixed Media Painting
Date
2009
Medium
acrylic; mixed media on paper
Dimensions
22 x 22 cm
Description
In the centre of the square painting a walking brown and black grizzly bear looks toward viewer’s right. Behind him are blue/grey rocks, grey sky and a blue and grey blue mountain beyond, viewer’s right. The scene is bordered in dark brown and in the top corner, viewer’s left, is a grizzly paw print on a taupe-coloured background, bordered with black. Printed on the top back of the painting “GRIZZLY - STUDY/SKETCH (2009)” underneath in script “Lynne Huras”, and underneath this “ACRYLIC, ACRYLIC MEDIUM, DRY PASTEL ON PAPER”.
Subject
landscape
mountain
animal, grizzly bear
Credit
Purchased from Lynne Huras, Banff, 2010
Catalogue Number
HsL.12.02
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Artist
Harry Wohlfarth (1912 – 2001, American)
Date
1977
Medium
tempera on board
Catalogue Number
WoH.14.01
Description
In the foreground two mountain climbers are making their way through a series of blue-green ice blocks. To the viewer’s immediate right: the back of a climber, the thigh of his right leg, his bent left leg (in the act of climbing up), his left arm bent at the elbow with his hand resting on his brow…
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Artist
Harry Wohlfarth (1912 – 2001, American)
Title
Climbers
Date
1977
Medium
tempera on board
Description
In the foreground two mountain climbers are making their way through a series of blue-green ice blocks. To the viewer’s immediate right: the back of a climber, the thigh of his right leg, his bent left leg (in the act of climbing up), his left arm bent at the elbow with his hand resting on his brown ice axe. He is wearing a red down-filled parka with the hood up. The jacket has two badges on the upper left arm; the lower, larger badge is black and white and the upper badge is the Canadian flag in red and white. He is also wearing black mitts, brown ski pants, and on the partial view of his left leg and foot, red gaiters, brown boots with red laces and crampons. Ahead of him to the viewer’s left, another man is in the act of climbing, his body is turning to the left and he appears to be looking off in the distance. He is wearing eye goggles, a blue parka with grey fur around the collar and bottom, a red head cover, grey mitts and red gaiters. His right hand is resting on his ice axe. He appears to be a guide (Sherpa) because of his dark skin. To his right, and directly in front of the first climber and the ice blocks, is a towering serac of blue-green ice. Three of its jagged peaks at the top extend beyond our view. The snow on the viewer’s left is blue and white and there are exposed brown and green, snow-covered rocks to the viewer’s left. The sky above is a very deep blue.
Subject
sports
climbing
mountains
mountain climbers
Credit
Purchased from mid, Banff, 2009
Catalogue Number
WoH.14.01
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Grizzlies#2, Icefield Parkway

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Artist
Maureen Enns (1949 – , Canadian)
Date
1991
Medium
acrylic; charcoal; paper; glue on paper
Catalogue Number
EnM.12.02
Description
Predominant colours are red, black, white, teal blue, pink, green and yellow. In the foreground, beginning at the viewer’s left, wildflowers, that appear to be Indian Paintbrush, are painted in shades of pink and red with green and yellow leaves, and black stems. They are on a background of teal bl…
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Artist
Maureen Enns (1949 – , Canadian)
Title
Grizzlies#2, Icefield Parkway
Date
1991
Medium
acrylic; charcoal; paper; glue on paper
Description
Predominant colours are red, black, white, teal blue, pink, green and yellow. In the foreground, beginning at the viewer’s left, wildflowers, that appear to be Indian Paintbrush, are painted in shades of pink and red with green and yellow leaves, and black stems. They are on a background of teal blue and black and white diagonal stripes. There are also strips of paper cut in diagonals that are glued on and painted over. The stripes and flowers grow steadily larger as they progress to the viewer’s right. On the viewer’s left, above the flowers, on the white background is a hint of a blue and green rectangle, white space, and then a long red rectangular shape that progresses into the flowers. Mid-centre is a charcoal drawing of a mountain range on the Icefield Parkway road. Trees starting at the viewer’s left continue across the valley rising to the scree slopes of one mountain’s lower slopes on the viewer’s right. Above the trees is a range of mountains with a glacier below (it could be part of the Crowfoot Glacier). The top one-third of the painting has two grizzly bears drawn with charcoal and outlined in white, on a red background. The bears appear to be on a slope; the bottom bear is feeding, his nose to the black ground and the bear above is looking at the viewer. There are the colourful wildflowers on the blue background left of the bears, white space, the bears, another larger white space, and then the wildflowers again to the viewer’s extreme right.The painting is signed in the brc “Enns ‘91”.
Subject
landscape
Canadian Rockies
animal, grizzly bear
Credit
Gift of Maureen Heffring, 2006
Catalogue Number
EnM.12.02
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Artist
Haitisle
Date
n.d.
Medium
tempera on paper
Catalogue Number
HaI.14.01
Description
Purple heather covers the centre left amongst green grasses, some yellow flowers; a small lake is in centre right; purple mountains in background; a clear sky tinged pick/yellow has a few blue/purple clouds. The painting is on a paper card which was glued onto another card. On the back is written: …
Artist
Haitisle
Title
Land of the Heather
Date
n.d.
Medium
tempera on paper
Dimensions
9.9 x 18.3 cm
Description
Purple heather covers the centre left amongst green grasses, some yellow flowers; a small lake is in centre right; purple mountains in background; a clear sky tinged pick/yellow has a few blue/purple clouds. The painting is on a paper card which was glued onto another card. On the back is written: Land of the Heather! Homeland of DMC (Dan McCowan).
Subject
landscape, mountains, lake
Scotland
Credit
Gift of Mary McCowan, Ladner, 1967
Catalogue Number
HaI.14.01
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Artist
Jane Ash Poitras (1951 – , Canadian)
Date
n.d.
Medium
mixed media on canvas
Catalogue Number
PoJ.13.02
Description
Bald eagle looking left on black ground, surrounded by colourful border of paint: at left red, white, blue, green, yellow, blue, yellow, black, and green segments, gold strip across top, red at right, blue at bottom. Red, white, and green triangles BRC. Textured, craquelure style black, green, and …
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Artist
Jane Ash Poitras (1951 – , Canadian)
Title
Mikisew Spirit
Date
n.d.
Medium
mixed media on canvas
Dimensions
41.0 x 31.0 cm
Description
Bald eagle looking left on black ground, surrounded by colourful border of paint: at left red, white, blue, green, yellow, blue, yellow, black, and green segments, gold strip across top, red at right, blue at bottom. Red, white, and green triangles BRC. Textured, craquelure style black, green, and purple border around edges.,
Subject
eagle,
Credit
Gift of Jane Ash Poitras, Edmonton, 2021
Catalogue Number
PoJ.13.02
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Artist
Jane Ash Poitras (1951 – , Canadian)
Date
1999
Medium
mixed media on canvas
Catalogue Number
PoJ.13.01
Description
Down the centre of the piece there is a column of four historical photographs of Indigenous people participating in the sundance ritual. Different colours and patterns border each photograph on either side of them. On each side of the piece there are painted areas or strips. Red paint looks like…
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Artist
Jane Ash Poitras (1951 – , Canadian)
Title
Sacrifice
Date
1999
Medium
mixed media on canvas
Dimensions
122.0 x 91.5 cm
Description
Down the centre of the piece there is a column of four historical photographs of Indigenous people participating in the sundance ritual. Different colours and patterns border each photograph on either side of them. On each side of the piece there are painted areas or strips. Red paint looks like blood running down the image. A quill is attached to the painting in the top left corner. A bone or tooth is attached to the canvas in the top right corner. The left side of the piece is painted in red tones, the left in green. In the bottom right corner there are some pictograph-like drawings of people and a dog.
Subject
figure
group
historical
cultural
Indigenous
religious
Sundance Ceremony
Credit
Purchased from Jane Ash Poitras, Edmonton, 2001
Catalogue Number
PoJ.13.01
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A Tribute to Banff National Park

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Artist
Maureen Enns (1949 – , Canadian)
Date
1993
Medium
acrylic on canvas
Catalogue Number
EnM.12.04
Description
Colours are dark blue, green, brown, grey, black, red, and white. The right half of the painting is dominated by a large grizzly bear with head down and turning to the right; the left side is dominated by two white and grey Bighorn sheep skulls with horns and two white and grey elk skulls with antl…
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Artist
Maureen Enns (1949 – , Canadian)
Title
A Tribute to Banff National Park
Date
1993
Medium
acrylic on canvas
Description
Colours are dark blue, green, brown, grey, black, red, and white. The right half of the painting is dominated by a large grizzly bear with head down and turning to the right; the left side is dominated by two white and grey Bighorn sheep skulls with horns and two white and grey elk skulls with antlers. There are two red lines in pyramid shapes that go behind the the skulls, but over the bear. Behind this is a green valley that extends on both sides up the sides of a grey, green and white mountain. The upper background is the dark blue sky and the bottom part of the painting is dark blue with two green bear paw prints in front of the grizzly bear.
Subject
wildlife, grizzly bears
Banff National Park
Maureen Enns
Credit
Gift of Ernest Enns, 2009
Catalogue Number
EnM.12.04
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Artist
Cory Manning
Date
1976
Medium
tempera on paper
Catalogue Number
MaC.14.01
Description
An overall blue colour with finger streaks throughout; a mass of continuous circles in centre of picture; three hand prints
Artist
Cory Manning
Title
Untitled
Date
1976
Medium
tempera on paper
Description
An overall blue colour with finger streaks throughout; a mass of continuous circles in centre of picture; three hand prints
Subject
abstract
fingerpainting
Credit
Gift of Sylvia Manning, 1976
Catalogue Number
MaC.14.01
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Artist
Kelly Manning
Date
1976
Medium
tempera on paper
Catalogue Number
MaK.14.01
Description
Overall blue colour, streaky background with hand prints dominating.
Artist
Kelly Manning
Title
Untitled
Date
1976
Medium
tempera on paper
Description
Overall blue colour, streaky background with hand prints dominating.
Subject
Abstract
finger painting
Credit
Gift of Sylvia Manning, 1976
Catalogue Number
MaK.14.01
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