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36 pages (color)
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1909 Calgary, Alberta, Canada - 1985 Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Known for: Modernist still life and landscape painting, printmaking, teaching.
Born. Calgary, Alberta, 1909. Died. Calgary, Alberta, 1985. Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's... Read full biography
Born. Calgary, Alberta, 1909. Died. Calgary, Alberta, 1985. Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's Convent, Red Deer, Alberta (1925-1926). She studied at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, but she... Read full biography
Born. Calgary, Alberta, 1909. Died. Calgary, Alberta, 1985. Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's Convent, Red Deer, Alberta (1925-1926). She studied at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, but she did not finish because of an illness. She then studied under A.C. Leighton at the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art, Calgary (1029-1932) and she also attended the summer school (now known as... Read full biography
Born. Calgary, Alberta, 1909. Died. Calgary, Alberta, 1985. Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's Convent, Red Deer, Alberta (1925-1926). She studied at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, but she did not finish because of an illness. She then studied under A.C. Leighton at the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art, Calgary (1029-1932) and she also attended the summer school (now known as the Banff School of Fine Arts) under the same professor. From 1937 to 1938 she studied figure painting at the Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, England, under Duncan Grant. In 1957, she studied under Will Barnet at the Emma Lake Seminar. From... Read full biography
Born. Calgary, Alberta, 1909. Died. Calgary, Alberta, 1985. Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's Convent, Red Deer, Alberta (1925-1926). She studied at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, but she did not finish because of an illness. She then studied under A.C. Leighton at the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art, Calgary (1029-1932) and she also attended the summer school (now known as the Banff School of Fine Arts) under the same professor. From 1937 to 1938 she studied figure painting at the Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, England, under Duncan Grant. In 1957, she studied under Will Barnet at the Emma Lake Seminar. From 1958 to 1959 she attended the Art Students League in New York. For thirty years, she taught at Calgary's Provincial Institute... Read full biography
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Books & Publications (8)
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Clement Greenberg: The Collected Essays and Criticism (4 Volumes)
1993Greenberg, Clement; Dr. John O'Brian, Editor622 pagesMontreal Museum of Fine Arts-Spring Exhibitions 1880-1970 (Formerly Art Association of Montreal)
1988McMann, Evelyn de Rostaing417 pagesA Concise History of Canadian Painting (Second Edition)
1988Reid, Dennis418 pages (color)Through Canadian Eyes: Trends and Influences in Canadian Art, 1815-1965 (Glenbow Museum)
1976Williamson, Moncrieff88 pages (color)A Dictionary of Canadian Artists (8 Volumes)
1974MacDonald, Colin, S.3,667 pagesPainting in Canada: A History (Second Edition)
1966Harper, J Russell443 pagesSixth Biennial Exhibition of Canadian Painting, 1965 (National Gallery of Canada)
1965
(Exhibition catalog)Townsend, William47 pages (color)