Edith Watsonová

Edith Watsonová
Edith Sarah Watson, by Horace L. Bundy.jpg
Narození1861
East Windsor Hill Historic District
Úmrtí1943 (ve věku 81–82 let)
St. Petersburg
Povolánífotografka a umělkyně
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Edith S. Watsonová (nepřechýleně Watson; 1861, East Windsor Hill, Connecticut – 1943, Florida) byla kanadská fotografka.[1][2]

Životopis

Studovala akvarel se svou sestrou Amelií Watsonovou a v roce 1890 vystudovala fotografii se svým strýcem, botanikem Serenem Watsonem.[1] Do Kanady přišla v roce 1896 a následujících 35 letech fotografovala život lidí na venkově, často ženy, pracující po celé zemi.[1] V roce 1922 Edith Watsonová a její partnerka Victoria Hayward publikovaly dílo Romantická Kanada (Romantic Canada) ilustrovanou reportáž z jejich cesty po Kanadě.[2]

Galerie

  • Ostrov Venison, 1913

    Ostrov Venison, 1913

  • A Canadian gardener at the edge of a Cape Breton Village, 1917

    A Canadian gardener at the edge of a Cape Breton Village, 1917

  • Along the shore at Cape Breton, Canada, 1917

    Along the shore at Cape Breton, Canada, 1917

  • Dried berries being packed away for winter luxuries, 1918

    Dried berries being packed away for winter luxuries, 1918

  • Weeding beans on a Dutch truck farm outside Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1918

    Weeding beans on a Dutch truck farm outside Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1918

  • The Madonna of the Fields, 1919

    The Madonna of the Fields, 1919

  • Bocaux à fleurs en corail sculpté, Bermudes

    Bocaux à fleurs en corail sculpté, Bermudes

Odkazy

Reference

  1. ↑ a b c Canadian Women Artists History Initiative : Artist Database : Artists : WATSON, Edith. cwahi.concordia.ca [online]. [cit. 2020-05-26]. Dostupné online. 
  2. ↑ a b ARCHIVE, Maritime History. Coastal Women - Biography. www.mun.ca [online]. [cit. 2020-05-26]. Dostupné online. 

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Edith Watson 246 Weeding beans Touchstone v3.jpg
Photograph by Edith S. Watson, for the article "Democracy and Working Women: Their intimate relation revealed by the war" by Marguerite Wilkinson, The Touchstone, volume 3, April-September, 1918, pp. 242-248. Caption: "Weeding beans on a Dutch truck farm outside Winnipeg, Manitoba", p. 246
Edith Sarah Watson, by Horace L. Bundy.jpg
Edith Sarah Watson, 1880, age 19
Edith Watson A Canadian Gardener at the edge of a Cape Breton village Touchstone v1 394.jpg
"A Canadian gardener at the edge of a Cape Breton Village" Photograph by Edith S. Watson
Edith Watson Along the Shore at Cape Breton Canada Touchstone v1 396.jpg
"Along the shore at Cape Breton, Canada" Photograph by Edith S. Watson
Edith Watson 102 Madonna of the Fields Touchstone v6.jpg
Photograph by Edith S. Watson, for the article "The Madonna of the Fields" by Vivian Johannes, in "The Touchstone",1919, Volume 6, p.102
Venison Island 1913.jpg
Venison Island in August 1913
Edith Watson 244 Dried Berries Touchstone v3.jpg
Photograph by Edith S. Watson, for the article "Democracy and Working Women: Their intimate relation revealed by the war" by Marguerite Wilkinson, The Touchstone, volume 3, April-September, 1918, pp. 242-248. Caption: "Dried berries being packed away for winter luxuries" pp. 244
Edith Watson 234 Flower jars Bermuda Touchstone v6.jpg
Photograph by Edith S. Watson for "The Coral Houses" by Nancy Woods Wallburn, in "The Touchstone", Edited by Mary Fanton Roberts, 1919, Volume 6, p. 231-237. Photograph on page 234. Caption: "Flower jars of carved coral filled with brilliant flowers help make the gardens in Bermuda rarely beautiful. Bougainvillea vines fling color against the white walls and date and paupau trees cast their finely patterned shades across the coral."