The fonds consists of 71 holograph letters from Ethel Wilson to Cheney, as well as correspondence from Wallace Wilson, Mary [Dodds] and Dorothy McNair. There is also correspondence between Nan Cheney and various artists, including Emily Carr, between the years 1938 and 1984. Cheney's subject files on Canadian artists are included in the fonds, along with newspaper and periodical clippings, memorabilia, photographs and manuscripts.
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Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters, Emily Carr
Correspondence, Incoming Letters
Burns, Flora, 1967, n.d., 2 items
Carr, Alice N., 1945, n.d., 2items
Sloan, David, 1972, 1 item
H., 1953, 12 item
Unidentified, n.d., 1 item.
Clippings from newspapers and periodicals relating to her activities and work
Included here are articles about Edythe Hembroff-Schleicher’s biography, the Emily Carr College of Art, the C.B.C. television documentary and the ballet Klee Wyck.
Prints (39) and slides (25) relating to Emily Carr and her work
Series contains material collected by Cheney about Canadian art and artists other than Emily Carr. It also contains records relating to her medical drawings and the publication of her letters with Humphrey Toms and Emily Carr. Series includes clippings, bulletins, brochures relating to art exhibitions in Vancouver, photographs, letters, memorabilia, drawings, and gallery catalogues.
Clippings from newspapers and periodicals relating to her activities
Sub-series consists of catalogues, bulletins, and brochures relating to art exhibitions. Sub-series also contains biographical information on Nan Cheney.
Biographical information on Nan Cheney and an information sheet from the National Library of Canada
Catalogues of her exhibitions are included as well as catalogues of exhibitions in Trail, B.C., 1930 and in Montreal, 1939.
Slides (40) of artists, paintings, and friends
Clippings, notices of exhibitions, and postcards pertaining to the artist’s activities. In addition, the file contains and extract from “Critics at Large.” C.B.C. November 19, 1957, on Smith and a copy of a letter by Smith to Time Magazine November 4, 1966 pertaining to their story on him.
1 newspaper clipping pertaining to his life and work, announcements of exhibitions, and an announcement of and catalogue for his exhibition at Canada House, London.
Clippings relating to his activities as well as notices of exhibitions. There is a booklet put out by the Vancouver Art Gallery on his life and work; also postcards (6) written to Nan Cheney.
Lists of paintings by Nan Cheney
Reviews and Notices of Dear Nan
Sub-series consists of medical drawings produced by Cheney during her career as a medical illustrator at Johns Hopkins, McGill, and the University of British Columbia. Sub-series also contains subject files and clippings relating to medical illustration.
Johns Hopkins, 1921-22, 14 items.
1921 - Vocal Cords [sic] of a pig [col. sketch]
1921 - Problem set by Prof. Brodel [Abdominal cavity]
1921 - To demonstrate Ross board technique [on board]
1921 - [Serratus Anterior] [on board]
1922 - Pig’s vocal chords [col. sketch]
1922 - Negro Male [cranial section]
1922 - White Female [cranial section]
1922 - Negro [facial muscles]
1922 - Art. and veins … dissected down to intestine [col. sketch on board]
1922 - [Brain sections]
1922 - [Untitled] [on board]
Publication, 1921, 1 item.
Byers, W. Gordon M. “A Case of Intermittent Exophthalmos.” Archives of Opthamology 1, no. 6, 569-573. Offprint. [presentation copy; 1 plate by Cheney]
1957 – Fracture of the Talus [Dr. Storr] [notes, sketches (some part col.), photographic prints]
1957 – Glomus Jugulare Tumor [Dr. R. Taylor] [col. drawings on boards, offprint, sketches]
UBC, 1951-62, 37 items.
1958? – Vaginal hysterectomy [Dr. J. Harrison] [notes & sketches]
1960? – Apparatus [Dr. A. Mackenzie]
1961 – [Untitled] [Dr. K. K. Parnell]
Subject file Max Brodel, Works with Brodel Illustrations, 1912-1941.
1912 – Banquet of the American Gynecological Society, 28 May. Menu. [Cover art by Brodel] [1 folded card, 2 mounted enlargements of the design]
1914 ? – Cullen, Thomas S. “Unusual Cases Illustrating Points in Diagnosis and Treatment.” Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, n.d., 1-6. [Reprint]
1917 – Cullen, Thomas S. “The Surgical Methods of Dealing with Pelvic Infections.” Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, Aug., 134-46. [Reprint]
1921 – Cullen, Thomas S. “Three cases of Subperitoneal, Pedunculated Adenomyoma.” Archives of Surgery 2 (May 1921): 443-454. [Reprint]
1921 – Cullen, Thoman S. “Early Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Cervix.” Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, Aug., 134-44. [Reprint]
1921? – Cullen, Thomas S. “Further Notes on Diseases of the Umbilicus.” Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, n.d., 1-27. [Reprint]
1922 – Cullen, Thomas S. “The Uses of Sutures as Tractors in the Vaginal Operation for Prolapsus.” American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 4 (Nov. 1922): 1-8. [Reprint]
1923 – Darner, H. Lauran. “The End-Results in Nearly Three Hundered Cases in which the Gall Bladder was Drained – Not Removed.” Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, Nov., 579-98. [Reprint]
Sub-series consists of photographs and photonegatives of Ethel and Wallace Wilson.
Sub-series consists of slides of Ethel and Wallace Wilson.
The photographs, negatives, and slides (the slides are duplicate images of the photos, with one or two exceptions) BC1849/1-86 are primarily images of Emily Carr and her artwork.
The slides BC1849/90-158 are primarily informal images taken by Cheney of her numerous Canadian artist friends, as well as slides portraying various U.B.C. dignitaries and other well-known Canadians. These date from 1951-1969 and include a section (numbered BC1849/149(a-f)-158) that is devoted to Dr.’s Ethel and Wallace Wilson.
Photographs numbered BC1849/159-200 are mainly photographs of Nan Cheney’s many friends and acquaintances, as well as photographs of art work, including her own. Also there is a series of photographs which record a sculpture show at U.B.C. in 1956 (BC1849/196a-1).
Emily Carr petting "Woo" and her long haired griffon at [the back veranda] 646 Simcoe St., Victoria
Emily Carr with her monkey "Woo" and her longhaired griffon at the back veranda D 646 Simcoe St.
Emily Carr in her studio at 316 Beckley St. Victoria, B.C. holding her longhaired griffon
Emily Carr sitting with her longhaired griffon on her lap in the Beckley Street studio
Emily Carr's living room (fireplace and and chair) at the Beckley St. house, Victoria, B.C.
Emily Carr reading a letter from Eric Brown, Director of the National Gallery, at 646 Simcoe St.
"Telegraph Bay" (Image of painting with frame in black and white.)
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Emily Carr's studio at 316 Beckley St.