topic:"Mt. Lefroy" found 9 records - Research Collections - Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies

Summit Canister

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Date: 1940 – 1985

Material: metal

Catalogue Number: 105.02.1026

Description: Very rusty, small round can with lid, Mount Lefroy, base 1.0 high,cap .4 high, bottom has numerous holes.

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Title: Summit Canister

Date: 1940 – 1985

Material: metal

Description: Very rusty, small round can with lid, Mount Lefroy, base 1.0 high,cap .4 high, bottom has numerous holes.

Subject: sports; climbing; Mt. Lefroy

Credit: Gift of Neil Lauzon, Canmore, 1985

Catalogue Number: 105.02.1026

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Lake Louise

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Artist: Jewelia Margueritta Cameroon

Date: 1997

Medium: photograph on paper

Catalogue Number: CaJ.18.01

Description: Black and white photograph of Lake Louise. Victoria Glacier and Mt. Victoria in distance are covered in snow. Mountains rise up to left and right of lake. The shadows of the mountains are visible in the lake which is immediately in the foreground. Light is reflected off the lake in a long strip…

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Artist: Jewelia Margueritta Cameroon

Title: Lake Louise

Date: 1997

Medium: photograph on paper

Description: Black and white photograph of Lake Louise. Victoria Glacier and Mt. Victoria in distance are covered in snow. Mountains rise up to left and right of lake. The shadows of the mountains are visible in the lake which is immediately in the foreground. Light is reflected off the lake in a long strip that reaches into the middle of the photograph and then spreads across it.

Subject: landscape; Canadian Rockies; Lake Louise; Victoria Glacier, Mt. Victoria, Mt. Lefroy

Credit: Gift of Jewelia Margueritta Cameroon, Hollywood, USA, 1998

Catalogue Number: CaJ.18.01

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Mt. Lefroy

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Artist: Stephen Hutchings (1948 – , Canadian)

Date: 2013 – 2013

Medium: oil on canvas

Catalogue Number: HuS.02.02

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Artist: Stephen Hutchings (1948 – , Canadian)

Title: Mt. Lefroy

Date: 2013 – 2013

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 121.92 x 121.92 cm

Subject: Mt. Lefroy; Mountains; Rockies

Credit: Gift of Stephen Hutchings, Banff, 2016

Catalogue Number: HuS.02.02

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Lake O’Hara, Rocky Mountains

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Artist: Herbert Raine (1875 – 1951, Canadian/British)

Date: c. 1932

Medium: etching on drypoint

Catalogue Number: RaH.04.01

Description: Black and white drypoint etching of Lake O’Hara. O’Hara is visible at the bottom of the print. Coniferous trees surround it. The edge of Opabin Plateau is visible above the lake. The view may be from Sargent’s Point. Mts. Lefroy and Victoria are seen above the lake.

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Artist: Herbert Raine (1875 – 1951, Canadian/British)

Title: Lake O’Hara, Rocky Mountains

Date: c. 1932

Medium: etching on drypoint

Description: Black and white drypoint etching of Lake O’Hara. O’Hara is visible at the bottom of the print. Coniferous trees surround it. The edge of Opabin Plateau is visible above the lake. The view may be from Sargent’s Point. Mts. Lefroy and Victoria are seen above the lake.

Subject: landscape; Canadian Rockies; Lake O’Hara; Opabin Plateau; Sargent’s Point; Mt. Lefroy; Mt. Victoria

Credit: Purchased from Canadian Art Gallery, Canmore, 2003

Catalogue Number: RaH.04.01

Notes: Artistry Revealed: Peter Whyte, Catharine Robb Whyte and Their Contemporaries; June 17, 2018 to October 21, 2018

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Along Lake Louise

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Artist: Maisie Wride

Date: n.d.

Medium: pastel on board

Catalogue Number: WrI.03.02

Description: View of Lake Louise from the west side of the lake. In the bottom right corner is a path that leads to a treed area. The trees’ leaves are yellow. A rocky outcrop juts out into the lake. The east bank of the lake is visible on the left side of the image. The lake is dark grey/brown and extends…

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Artist: Maisie Wride

Title: Along Lake Louise

Date: n.d.

Medium: pastel on board

Description: View of Lake Louise from the west side of the lake. In the bottom right corner is a path that leads to a treed area. The trees’ leaves are yellow. A rocky outcrop juts out into the lake. The east bank of the lake is visible on the left side of the image. The lake is dark grey/brown and extends out from the bottom left corner. Mt. Lefroy is seen just past the rocky outcrop in the centre of the image. The sky is white and yellow. The entire drawing is quite dark in tones of yellow and brown.

Subject: landscape; Canadian Rockies; Lake Louise; Mt. Lefroy

Credit: Purchased from The Collector’s Gallery, Calgary, 2004

Catalogue Number: WrI.03.02

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Lake Louise

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Artist: Maisie Wride

Date: n.d.

Medium: pastel on board

Catalogue Number: WrI.03.03

Description: Drawing of Lake Louise from west side of the lake, looking to Mt. Lefroy. Immediately in the foreground are four coniferous trees. They partially obscure the view of the lake. At the base of these trees is a patch of yellow flowers. The sky is white and yellow. The drawing is done in dark tone…

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Artist: Maisie Wride

Title: Lake Louise

Date: n.d.

Medium: pastel on board

Description: Drawing of Lake Louise from west side of the lake, looking to Mt. Lefroy. Immediately in the foreground are four coniferous trees. They partially obscure the view of the lake. At the base of these trees is a patch of yellow flowers. The sky is white and yellow. The drawing is done in dark tones of brown, green, and yellow.