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Above Mount Assiniboine #1

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Artist: Rene Thibault (1947 – )

Date: 2009

Medium: watercolour on paper

Catalogue Number: ThR.05.01

Description: Predominant colours are pink, blue, purple, green and brown. The painting is dominated by the pyramidal-shaped Mt. Assiniboine and the icefield below it. It appears to be an aerial view of sunrise on the mountain. The foreground is comprised of rocks showing through a snow-covered approach to the m…

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Artist: Rene Thibault (1947 – )

Title: Above Mount Assiniboine #1

Date: 2009

Medium: watercolour on paper

Dimensions: 38.0 x 58.0 cm

Description: Predominant colours are pink, blue, purple, green and brown. The painting is dominated by the pyramidal-shaped Mt. Assiniboine and the icefield below it. It appears to be an aerial view of sunrise on the mountain. The foreground is comprised of rocks showing through a snow-covered approach to the mountain peak. The rocks are various shades of very dark blue, lighter blue and brown. To the viewer’s left the snow is tinged in various shades of pink as the morning light strikes it and the view to the right is still in the blue shades of shadow. The artist’s signature in white is in this area. The middle of the painting is the pink glow of the sun on snow with some shaded snow and rocks still showing to the viewer’s right. The top-half is a snow-covered Mt. Assiniboine with brown rock bands; viewer’s right in the sun’s light and viewer’s left in the shade. Beyond the mountain are hills and valleys of pink, blue and green. The sky is a very deep shade of purple and blue.

Subject: landscape; mountains; Mt. Assiniboine

Credit: Gift of Rene Thibault, 2009

Catalogue Number: ThR.05.01

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Cowboy Hat

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Date: 1974

Material: felt; fabric; thread; paper; glue

Catalogue Number: 103.04.1052

Description: A well-worn, light brown, felt cowboy hat with a crease in the the crown and a turned-up brim on both sides. The sweatband is missing, in its stead are the remnants of thread and glue with holes punched in at intervals where a cord is threaded through so the hat will stay on the head. There is an o…

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Title: Cowboy Hat

Date: 1974

Material: felt; fabric; thread; paper; glue

Dimensions: 12.2 x 31.0 cm

Description: A well-worn, light brown, felt cowboy hat with a crease in the the crown and a turned-up brim on both sides. The sweatband is missing, in its stead are the remnants of thread and glue with holes punched in at intervals where a cord is threaded through so the hat will stay on the head. There is an oval of white glue on the inside crown where a label may have been. There is also the remnants of a paper label from Smithbilt hats (2.3x1.0cm wide) in white with blue outline and lettering “BILT”. There are three brands marked on the hat: Albert Johnston’s, on the back, of an “R and half-circle” (2.4cm); from the front, viewer’s right, a “Y” (3.2x3.0cm wide) with a straight line underneath (the threaded gold cord is tied directly under this); on the opposite side, viewer’s left, is a drawing of a broken ski pole (2.5x2.8cm wide) that is Erling Strom’s brand. There are chew marks on the brim, a large one 6.0 long and up to 1.0cm deep, 4.0cm to the left of this is another chew mark 0.50cm and a tear 1.0cm.

Subject: sports; outdoor; guiding; Mt. Assiniboine; Albert Johnston; Erling Strom

Credit: Gift of , 2010

Catalogue Number: 103.04.1052

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Mt. Assiniboine

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Artist: Zelda F. Nelson-Henricks

Date: 1999

Medium: oil on canvas

Catalogue Number: HeZ.02.01

Description: Mt. Assiniboine located just right from centre; blue sky with white streaks to represent clouds and white streaks going from left to right. Left side of the mountain yellow; right side of mountain purple. Main mountain peak surrounded by other rock/mountain. Right side of Assiniboine mostly yellow,…

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Artist: Zelda F. Nelson-Henricks

Title: Mt. Assiniboine

Date: 1999

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 93.0 x 122.0 cm

Description: Mt. Assiniboine located just right from centre; blue sky with white streaks to represent clouds and white streaks going from left to right. Left side of the mountain yellow; right side of mountain purple. Main mountain peak surrounded by other rock/mountain. Right side of Assiniboine mostly yellow, orange with some purple. Left side tops of cliff yellow and orange. while slopes going down towards lake are purple. Centre of image is white to represent snow or a glacier. At bottom of painting on both right and left trees are represented. A blue lake lies at the bottom of the painting below Assiniboine. Strip of green and brown land at the bottom as well. Brushstrokes are think and very visible.

Subject: landscape; mountains, Mt. Assiniboine

Credit: Gift of Donald and Marlene Campbell, Calgary, 2008

Catalogue Number: HeZ.02.01

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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.