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'''Emilit Carr''' (1871 – 1945.) was a [[Canadian]] artist and writer. Carr studied in [[San Francisco]] in 1889-95, and in 1899 she travelled to [[England]], where she was involved with the St. Ives group and with [[Hubert von Herkomer]]'s private school.

'''Emily Carr''' (1871 – 1945.) was a [[Canadian]] artist and writer. Carr studied in [[San Francisco]] in 1889-95, and in 1899 she travelled to [[England]], where she was involved with the St. Ives group and with [[Hubert von Herkomer]]'s private school.

She lived in [[France]] in 1910 where the work of the [[Fauvists]] influenced the colourism of her work and she came into contact with Frances Hodgkins. Discouraged by her lack of artistic success, she returned to [[Victoria, British Columbia|Victoria]], [[British Columbia]] where she came close to giving up art altogether.

She lived in [[France]] in 1910 where the work of the [[Fauvists]] influenced the colourism of her work and she came into contact with Frances Hodgkins. Discouraged by her lack of artistic success, she returned to [[Victoria, British Columbia|Victoria]], [[British Columbia]] where she came close to giving up art altogether.