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ABOUT
ANNE DOUGLAS SAVAGE
Anne Savage
Archives, 1896-1971. Montréal: Concordia University,
1989.
92 page guide to the archives. Preface
by Leah Sherman, Curator of Anne Savage Archives, Dept. of Art
Education and Art Therapy, Faculty of Fine Arts, Concordia University.
Compiled by Rose Montgomery—Whicher and Julia L. Olivier.
Annie
D. Savage : Drawings and Watercolours [organised by the Sir
George Williams Art Galleries] Montréal: Sir George Williams,
1974.
16 page exhibition catalogue with some
biographical information includes 9 seldom seen black and white
reproductions of the artist's work. Savage worked mainly in oil,
thus this catalogue of work in different media is interesting.
Braide, Janet. Anne Savage: Sa Vision de la Beauté /
Her Expression of Beauty. Montréal: Montréal Museum
of Fine Arts, 1979.
Exhibition catalogue in French and English.
Over 50 black and white and one colour reproduction of Savage's
work. Bibliography.
Calvin, H. A. Ann[e] Savage, teacher. M. A. Thesis. Montréal:
Concordia University, 1967.
28 pages with bibliography and some
illustrations accompanied by 4 cassettes of about 6 hours of interviews
with Anne Savage, Alfie Pinsky and Leah Sherman.
Lemerise, Suzanne and Leah Sherman. "Contribution of Professional
Artists to Development of Art Education in Québec" in
Rita L. Irwin and Kit Grauer, ed. Readings in Canadian Art Teacher
Education. Alymer: Canadian Society for Education Through Art,
1997. Pp.213-227.
Lemerise, Suzanne and Leah Sherman. "Modern Art and Child Art in Quebec: The Symbiotic Relationship Between the Art Field and Child Art" in Pearse, Harold, ed. From Drawing to Visual Culture: A History of Art Education in Canada. Montréal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2007.
McDougall, Anne. Anne Savage: The
Story of a Canadian Painter. (2nd ed.) Ottawa: Borealis Press.
2000.
This book was written by her niece after
the discovery of 300 letters to Anne Savage from A. Y. Jackson.
It deals with her painting, teaching, and some of the difficulties
she faced as a woman of her time.
Sherman, Leah. "Anne Savage: a Study of Her Development as an Artist/Teacher
in the Canadian Art World, 1925-1950" in David Thistlewood Histories
of Art and Design Education. England: Longman Group Limited,
1993.
Sherman, Leah. "Anne Savage," Canadian Review of Art Education (CRAE) 29.1 (2002): 45-60.
The first part of a feature article entitled "Two Quebec Art Educators" makes Sherman's chapter in Thistlewood more accessible to Canadian readers. Suzanne Lemerise's contribution to the Thistlewood publication comprises the second part.
Sherman, Leah. Anne Savage: August 15—September 21, 2002. [Exhibition Catalogue] Montreal: Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University, 2002.
Sherman, Leah and Angela Grigor.A Comparison of the Influences
of Anne Savage and Arthur Lismer. Sound recording, Montréall:
Concordia University Libraries, Oral History Montréal Studies,
1985.
9 cassettes + 5 transcripts. 1982 interviews
with Ghita Caiserman—Roth, Norah McCullough, Wynona Mulcaster,
Erma Lennox Sutcliffe and William Withrow.
THE BEAVER
HALL GROUP
Avon, Susan.
The Beaver Hall Group and Its Place in the Montréal Art
Milieu and the Nationalist Network. M. A. Thesis. Montréal:
Concordia University, 1994.
By Woman's Hand. Film by Pepita Ferrari and Erna Buffie;
producers, Merit Jensen Carr, Pepita Ferrari, Kent Martin; Montréal:
National Film Board of Canada, 1994.
Gillmor,Alison. "Quebec’s Group of Seven:Remembering the Canadian art collective Beaver Hall Group" (CBC online Arts & Entertainment article), January 9, 2006. http://www.cbc.ca/arts/artdesign/beaverhall.html (Accessed 23/5/07)
Meadowcroft, Barbara. Painting Friends: The Beaver Hall Woman Painters. Montréal: Véhicule Press, 1999.
Walters, Evelyn. The Women of Beaver Hall: Canadian Modernist Painters. Toronto: Dundurn Press, 2005.
MORE
ABOUT WOMEN ARTISTS
Farr, Dorothy
and Natalie Luckyj. From Women's Eyes: Women Painters in Canada.
Kingston: Agnes Etherington Art Center, Queens University, 1975.
Haskins, Heather Victoria.Bending the Rules: The Montreal
Branch of the Woman's Art Association of Canada, 1894-1900.
M. A. Thesis. Montréal: Concordia University, 1995.
Lambaton, Gunda. Stealing the Show: Seven Women Artists in
Canadian Public Art. Montréal: Mcgill-Queen's University
Press, 1994.
Luckyj, Natalie. Visions and Victories : 10 Canadian Women
Artists 1914-1945. London, Canada : London Regional Art Gallery,
1983.
Mayo, Graham.Some Canadian Women Artists. Ottawa: National
Gallery of Canada, 1975.
McMann, Evelyn de Rostaing. Montréal Museum of Fine
Arts formerly Art Association of Montréal: Spring Exhibitions
1880-1970. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1988.
Musée des Beaux-arts de Montréal. Painting,
Sculpture, Decorative Arts/ The Montréal Museum of Fine
Arts. Montréal: Montréal Museum of Fine Arts,
1960.
Tippett, Maria. By a Lady: Celebrating Three Centuries of
Art by Canadian Women. Toronto: Viking, 1992.
MORE ABOUT
ART EDUCATION INCLUDING SOME BOOKS READ BY ANNE SAVAGE
Boas, Belle.
Art in The School. New York: Doubleday Page and Company, 1926.
Birdsall, Peter. Tunnel Vision: Looking at Art Education
in English Canadian High Schools. Peterborough, Ontario: Canadian
Catalogues in Publishing Data, 1977.
Canadian Art Education Association. The Improvement of Art
Education in Canada: a report on the Proceedings of the Art Education
Group. Ontario: The Art Gallery of Ontario.
D'Amico, Victor. Creative Teaching of Art. Scranton,
Pa.: International Textbook Company, 1942.
Clark, Roger. Art Education: A Canadian Perspective.
Toronto: Ontario Society for Education Through Art., 1995.
Erickson, M. "A Historical Explanation of The Schism Between
Research and Practice in Art Education," Studies in Art Education.
20.2 (1979): 5-12.
Grigor, Angela Nairne. Arthur Lismer : A Critical Analysis
of His Pedagogy in Relation to His Use of the Project Method in
Child-Centered Art Education. M. A. Thesis. Montréal:
Concordia University, 1982.
Irwin, Rita L. and Kit Grauer, ed. Readings in Canadian Art
Teacher Education. Alymer: Canadian Society for Education
Through Art, 1997.
Lemerise, Suzanne. "A New Approach to Art Education in Quebec:
Irene Senecal's Role in The School System and the Art Field, 1940-1955."
In David Thistlewood's Histories of Art and Design Education.
England: Longman Group, 1992.
Lemerise, Suzanne and Leah Sherman. "Cultural Factors in Art
Education History: A Study of English and French Quebec, 1940-1980."
In Soucy and Stankiewicz, Framing the Past: Essays in the History
of Art Education. Reston: National Art Education Association,
1990.
Lemerise, Suzanne. "Contextes historiques et actuels des rapports
entre l'art et l'education au Québec," Canadian Review
of Art Education. 22.2 (1995): 155-166.
MacGregor, Ronald N. A History of The Canadian Society For
Education Through Art 1952-75. Toronto: Ginn Custom Publishing,
1979.
Richardson, Marion. Art and The Child. London: University
of London Press, 1948.
ANNE SAVAGE'S
ARTISTIC MILIEU
Art Association
of Montreal. Annual report 1943. Montréal: Art Association
of Montreal, 1944.
Art Gallery of Ontario. The Laurentians: painters in a landscape
organized and circulated by the Art Gallery of Ontario Extension
Services, 1977–1978. [Exhibition Catalogue] [Agincourt, Ont.]:
Gage Publishing, 1977.
Boyanoski, Christine. Loring and Wyle : Sculptors' Legacy.
Toronto : Art Gallery of Ontario, 1987.
Darroch, Lois. Bright Land : A Warm Look at Arthur Lismer.
Toronto : Merritt, 1981.
Duval, Paul. Four Decades: The Canadian Group of Painters
and Their Contemporaries, 1930-1970. Toronto: Clarke Irwin,
1972.
Groves, Naomi Jackson. Works by A.Y. Jackson from the 1930's.
Ottawa: Carleton University Press, 1990.
Groves, Naomi Jackson. One summer in Quebec : A. Y.
Jackson in 1925 : A Family View. Kapuskasing, Ont.: Penumbra
Press, 1988.
Harris, Lawren. The Story of the Group of Seven. Toronto:
Rous & Mann Press, 1964.
Hill, Charles C. The Group of Seven : Art For a Nation.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1995.
Housser, Frederick Broughton. A Canadian Art Movement : The
Story of the Group of Seven. Toronto : Macmillan Co. of Canada,
1926.
Jackson, A. Y. A Painter's Country, the Autobiography
of A. Y. Jackson. Toronto : Clarke Irwin, 1964.
Luckyj, Natalie. Expressions of Will : The Art of Prudence
Heward. Kingston: Agnes Etherington Art Centre, 1986.
Murray, Joan. Pilgrims in the Wilderness : The Struggle of
the Canadian Group of Painters, (1933-1969). Oshawa, Ont.:
Robert McLaughlin Gallery, 1993.
Murray, Joan. The Best of the Group of Seven. Edmonton:
Hurtig,1984.
National Gallery of Canada. Sarah Robertson. Ottawa:
National Gallery of Canada, 1951.
Reid, Dennis R. A Bibliography of the Group of Seven. Ottawa:
National Gallery of Canada, 1971.
Sisler, Rebecca. The Girls: A Biography of Frances Loring
and Florence Wyle. Toronto: Clarke Irwin, 1972.
Watson Art Galleries Catalogue of All the Remaining Paintings
and Water Colours by the Late William Brymner, C.M.G., R.C.A.
Montréal : Watson Art Galleries, 1925.
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