2011, ISBN: 9780772663429

Victoria, BC, July 11th 191. . . . With red eyes and a body guard of sniffing 'faithfuls' attending us, we start on our long trip abroad. . . . So begins Emily Carr's memoirs of her trip to England with her sister Alice. They travel across Canada by rail to board an ocean liner in Quebec City, meeting interesting characters and having many adventures along the way. They hike in 'gloriously cool and beautiful' Glacier House, and encounter porcupines and wasps in otherwise 'heavenly' Lake Louise. They carry on to the 'wonderful little town' of Medicine Hat, then Winnipeg, Montreal and 'wonderful historic old' Quebec City, where they prepare for boarding the Empress of Ireland for Liverpool. Sister and I presents Emily Carr's whimsical account of her trip across Canada, written and illustrated in her own hand, directly from Carr's original notebook. This one-of-a-kind book is introduced by Kathryn Bridge, who places it in context with Carr's life and works. Buch (fremdspr.) Emily Carr gebundene Ausgabe, Royal British Columbia Museum, 15.04.2011, Royal British Columbia Museum, 2011

ISBN: 9780772663429

Hardback, [PU: Royal British Columbia Museum], Victoria, BC, July 11th 191. . . . With red eyes and a body guard of sniffing faithfuls attending us, we start on our long trip abroad. . . . So begins Emily Carr's memoirs of her trip to England with her sister Alice. They travel across Canada by rail to board an ocean liner in Quebec City, meeting interesting characters and having many adventures along the way. They hike in gloriously cool and beautiful Glacier House, and encounter porcupines and wasps in otherwise heavenly Lake Louise. They carry on to the wonderful little town of Medicine Hat, then Winnipeg, Montreal and wonderful historic old Quebec City, where they prepare for boarding the Empress of Ireland for Liverpool. Sister and I presents Emily Carr's whimsical account of her trip across Canada, written and illustrated in her own hand, directly from Carr's original notebook. This one-of-a-kind book is introduced by Kathryn Bridge, who places it in context with Carr's life and works., Classic Travel Writing

ISBN: 9780772663429

Victoria, BC, July 11th 191. . . . With red eyes and a body guard of sniffing "faithfuls" attending us, we start on our long trip abroad. . . . So begins Emily Carr's memoirs of her trip to England with her sister Alice. They travel across Canada by rail to board an ocean liner in Quebec City, meeting interesting characters and having many adventures along the way. They hike in "gloriously cool and beautiful" Glacier House, and encounter porcupines and wasps in otherwise "heavenly" Lake Louise.They carry on to the "wonderful little town" of Medicine Hat, then Winnipeg, Montreal and "wonderful historic old" Quebec City, where they prepare for boarding the Empress of Ireland for Liverpool.Sister and I presents Emily Carr's whimsical account of her trip across Canada, written and illustrated in her own hand, directly from Carr's original notebook. This one-of-a-kind book is introduced by Kathryn Bridge, who places it in context with Carr's life and works. Books

2011, ISBN: 9780772663429

Buch, Hardcover, [PU: Royal British Columbia Museum], Royal British Columbia Museum, 2011