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Of stumps and other vanquished things: Emily Carr, Margaret Atwood and landscape as archive

Shuli Barzilai

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We passed many Indian villages on our way down the coast. The Indian people and their Art touched me deeply. … By the time I reached home my mind was made up. I was going to picture totem poles in their own village settings, as complete a collection of them as I could. (Emily Carr, 1907)1

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We passed many Indian villages on our way down the coast. The Indian people and their Art touched me deeply. … By the time I reached home my mind was made up. I was going to picture totem poles in their own village settings, as complete a collection of them as I could. (Emily Carr, 1907)1

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We passed many Indian villages on our way down the coast. The Indian people and their Art touched me deeply. … By the time I reached home my mind was made up. I was going to picture totem poles in their own village settings, as complete a collection of them as I could. (Emily Carr, 1907)1

Key concepts: Carr, Totem, Performance art, Art history, History, Art, Archaeology, Ecology

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