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The First Flower in Spring

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Artist
Sarain Stump (1945 – 1974, Canadian)
Date
1972
Medium
acrylic on canvas board
Catalogue Number
StS.12.01
Description
On a yellow background a standing woman bends to down at a flower. She is wearing a decorated blanket over her shoulders and carrying a young child on her back.Au verso: On a PLYTEX canvas foundation board. A Gainsborough Gallery Ltd. Calgary Alberta sticker lhtc. The Bay price sticker “”529 A $1.4…
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Artist
Sarain Stump (1945 – 1974, Canadian)
Title
The First Flower in Spring
Date
1972
Medium
acrylic on canvas board
Dimensions
50.5 x 60.5 cm
Description
On a yellow background a standing woman bends to down at a flower. She is wearing a decorated blanket over her shoulders and carrying a young child on her back.Au verso: On a PLYTEX canvas foundation board. A Gainsborough Gallery Ltd. Calgary Alberta sticker lhtc. The Bay price sticker “”529 A $1.45 lhbc
Subject
figures
Indigenous
woman
baby
botanical
flower
symbols
Credit
Gift of Catharine Robb Whyte, O. C., Banff, 1975
Catalogue Number
StS.12.01
Images
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Date
1920 – 1950
Material
wood; feather; skin
Catalogue Number
109.02.0017
Description
A U-shaped flag of soft hide tied along its straight edge to a short stick with three leather thongs. The curved edge is notched and has four groups of short feathers attached at the front. One side has a painted red border, a blue circle and blue star, and “PEACe. fLAg. foR - indAins (sic) god -…
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Title
Flag
Date
1920 – 1950
Material
wood; feather; skin
Dimensions
45.0 x 56.0 cm
Description
A U-shaped flag of soft hide tied along its straight edge to a short stick with three leather thongs. The curved edge is notched and has four groups of short feathers attached at the front. One side has a painted red border, a blue circle and blue star, and “PEACe. fLAg. foR - indAins (sic) god - gives” and faintly “A.b Co(?)” written in blue with symbols beneath (see source document). The reverse has a drawing of a man wearing a headdress and a flying bird in blue with red Xs along the straight edge.
Subject
Indigenous
symbols
Stoney
Banff Indian Days
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
109.02.0017
Images
Less detail
This material is presented as originally created; it may contain outdated cultural descriptions and potentially offensive content. Read more.
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