The Utopian

Emily Carr’s Blunden Harbour

 This is the south east view of Kwakwaka’wakw the Village of Ba’a’s (Blunden Harbour) in 1901. photo-totems-blunden-harbour-1901-contextual

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Emily Carr used this photograph taken by Charles Frederick Newcombe in 1901 as a template for her famous painting.

 

Almost nothing of the buildings and totems at Blunden Harbour survives today.
Blunden Harbour today South East view

North view of Blunden Harhour

Archeological Artifacts still litter the beach

 

Rooftop logs still emerge from the bank above the beach

Blunden Harbour

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Blunden Harbour

Emily Carr c.1930

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