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Old Stable (1887), West of Calgary

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Artist
James McLaren Nicoll (1892 – 1986, Canadian)
Date
prior to 1986
Medium
black ink on paper
Catalogue Number
NiJ.04.03
Description
A commercial reproduction of a drawing. A falling down stable, rail and wire fence beside it, some clouds sketched in, some flying birds. On facing foldover: Greetings from Marion and Jim Nicoll centered in page; blc: 7007 Bow Crescent Calgary, Alberta. A label attached: Provincial Traveling Exhibi…
Artist
James McLaren Nicoll (1892 – 1986, Canadian)
Title
Old Stable (1887), West of Calgary
Date
prior to 1986
Medium
black ink on paper
Dimensions
12.0; 14.3 x 15.5; 18.1 cm
Description
A commercial reproduction of a drawing. A falling down stable, rail and wire fence beside it, some clouds sketched in, some flying birds. On facing foldover: Greetings from Marion and Jim Nicoll centered in page; blc: 7007 Bow Crescent Calgary, Alberta. A label attached: Provincial Traveling Exhibitions' Department of the Provincial Secretary Recreation and Cultural Development Branch Arts and Crafts Division Exhibition No. 16 Value 10.00. See file.
Subject
architecture, rural
Credit
Gift of James McLaren Nicoll, 1978
Catalogue Number
NiJ.04.03
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Artist
Barbara Spohr (1955 – 1987, Canadian)
Date
prior to 1987
Medium
type c print on photographic paper
Catalogue Number
SpB.18.17
Description
The border of the photograph is a blue colour with writing below and above the retangular photographic image in the center. The image in the center is a scene looking threw a window. Around the window on the inside is a number of different plants. Outside you can see a white house with trees and hi…
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Artist
Barbara Spohr (1955 – 1987, Canadian)
Title
Untitled
Date
prior to 1987
Medium
type c print on photographic paper
Dimensions
50.5 x 60.7 cm
Description
The border of the photograph is a blue colour with writing below and above the retangular photographic image in the center. The image in the center is a scene looking threw a window. Around the window on the inside is a number of different plants. Outside you can see a white house with trees and hills in the background. The plants on the inside are almost totally in silhouette.
Subject
botanical
plants
flowers
architecture
house
window
Credit
Gift of Barb Spohr, Calgary, 1996
Catalogue Number
SpB.18.17
Images
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Artist
Barbara Spohr (1955 – 1987, Canadian)
Date
prior to 1987
Medium
type c print on photographic paper
Catalogue Number
SpB.18.20
Description
In the foreground are two girls wearing striped dresses. One girl has a purple and white striped dress and the other has a red and white striped dress. The two girls are wearing day packs on there backs. Behind the girls are two jackets lying on the ground and a brown house in the far background. B…
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Artist
Barbara Spohr (1955 – 1987, Canadian)
Title
Untitled
Date
prior to 1987
Medium
type c print on photographic paper
Dimensions
50.6 x 40.3 cm
Description
In the foreground are two girls wearing striped dresses. One girl has a purple and white striped dress and the other has a red and white striped dress. The two girls are wearing day packs on there backs. Behind the girls are two jackets lying on the ground and a brown house in the far background. Between the girls and the house are a number of trees with few leaves. The border around the rectangular photographic image is red in colour and also text above and below the image.
Subject
figure
female
architecture
house
group
girls
Credit
Gift of Barb Spohr, Calgary, 1996
Catalogue Number
SpB.18.20
Images
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