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Artist
Lorne Beug (1948 – , Canadian)
Date
1982
Medium
ceramic
Catalogue Number
BeL.06.01
Description
A pie-shaped sculpture of a mountain range. The mountains gradually get taller, the shortest ones being at the tip of the wedge. On one side of the mountain range is a patchwork of prairies. On the other side is the Pacific Ocean. Along the bottom and back of the sculpture, the strata of the ea…
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Artist
Lorne Beug (1948 – , Canadian)
Title
Perspective Range
Date
1982
Medium
ceramic
Dimensions
31.75 x 21.59 x 44.45 cm
Description
A pie-shaped sculpture of a mountain range. The mountains gradually get taller, the shortest ones being at the tip of the wedge. On one side of the mountain range is a patchwork of prairies. On the other side is the Pacific Ocean. Along the bottom and back of the sculpture, the strata of the earth is visible. The mountains are snow-capped and rivers run down either side of them, perhaps representing the Great Divide.
Subject
landscape
Canadian Rockies
prairies
Pacific Ocean
rivers
Great Divde
Credit
Gift of Lorne Beug, Regina, 2001
Catalogue Number
BeL.06.01
Images
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Prince charming goes West : the story of the E.P. ranch

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/catalogue15230
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
2009
Author
Evans, Simon
Publisher
Calgary : University of Calgary Press
Edition
Second printing
Call Number
08.2 Ev1p
Author
Evans, Simon
Edition
Second printing
Publisher
Calgary : University of Calgary Press
Published Date
2009
Physical Description
xii, 219 pages, illustrations
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Prairies, Canadian
Ranching
Royal tours
ISBN
1895176344
Accession Number
P2016-73,000-03
Call Number
08.2 Ev1p
Collection
Archives Library
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