Art print of "Canoe Ride" by Ab Morrison-Hayward. Image features four First Nations design human figures rowing a red canoe. They are reflected into the water below.
Art print of "Canoe Ride" by Ab Morrison-Hayward. Image features four First Nations design human figures rowing a red canoe. They are reflected into the water below.
Illustration of a man using a stump puller. Based on stump puller under 969.18.1. Ted Gofers, collected the stump puller in Terrace, BC on Oct. 14, 1969. It is from the turn of the century and was used during the construction days. Kalum Lake shore, near Telegraph cabin, and Rosswood area, North of Terrace.
Illustration of a man using a stump puller. Based on stump puller under 969.18.1. Ted Gofers, collected the stump puller in Terrace, BC on Oct. 14, 1969. It is from the turn of the century and was used during the construction days. Kalum Lake shore, near Telegraph cabin, and Rosswood area, North of Terrace.
Painting of two boats at sunset on Green Lake in Caribou BC.
Physical Condition
fair
Material
paint
paper board
Technique
painted
Condition Remarks
some damage to painting surface
Height
56 cm
Length
91 cm
Accession Number
2012.4
Biographical Notes
Olie moved to Kitimat in 1952 with her two daughters to join her husband Art. In 1954, Art and Olie opened their hardware store, Coghlin's Hardware. In 1977 the store was closed when they decided to retire. Both of them decided to remain in Kitimat after retirement, and spent their time travelling, and pursuing hobbies. One of which for Olie was painting. Olie did many paintings, but could never bring herself to sell them. They were only given to friends family as she considered her paintings as only a hobby, and not a job to earn money.
