Title: Clarion
by Carol Sutton
Date: October 1, 1977
Series: Fan Series
Media: Utrecht, Aquatec acrylic paint on cotton canvas
Size: 67.5 x 144 inches or 171.5 cm x 365.8 cm
Provenance: Collection of the Art Gallery of
Alberta, formerly The Edmonton Art Gallery
Notes: PROVENANCE: Clarion was in show: June 6, 1981 to July
7, 1981. This was a three person Group Museum Show: "Carol Sutton, Kikuo Saito, and Terrance
Keller",
Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, June 6 to July 7, 1981 (A
large Museum exhibition of paintings that included art from the
"Fan Series" by artist Carol Sutton.
Works including, 'Alaria Padina', 1981, 'Titan', 1981, 'Clarion', 1977,
and 'Fruition', 1981) WEB:
http://www.carolsutton.net/text/groupshows.exb.html - Now called: Art
Gallery of Alberta or AGA. www.youraga.ca/
More PROVENANCE notes on Clarion: The Edmonton Art Gallery
Collection, purchased in 1978 with funds donated by GGulf Oil Canada
Ltd., and The Canada Council
See information online at:
Artefacts
Canada page on Clarion -
Scan: Scan-130103-Clarion-77-02-07-EAG-AGA-Sutton-2
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Title: Titan
by Carol Sutton
Date: August 30, 1978
Series: Fan Series
Media: Utrecht and Aquatec acrylic paint on cotton canvas
Size 33.5 x 179 inches or 85.1 cm x 454.7 cm
Signature: 'Carol Sutton' is on the edge
of the canvas, which is now likely covered up by the frame. Titan is
signed by the artist.
Note: (”Titan or Saturn VI, is the largest
moon of Saturn.) (SOLD - AGA) (3 paintings were titled after the moons
of Saturn-Rhea, Dione, Titan) (A long thin or narrow canvas)
Provenance: Collection of the Edmonton Art Gallery, now the now AGA or Art Gallery of Alberta. Collection,
purchased with funds donated by the Women's Society of The Edmonton Art
Gallery and matched with funds from the Canada Council Art Bank
Prior Sold - to Ed Albi;
then the Edmonton Art Gallery-or EAG.
Exhibition Provenance:
Clarion was in show: June 6, 1981 to July 7, 1981. This was a three
person Group Museum Show: "Carol
Sutton, Kikuo Saito, and Terrance Keller",
Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, June 6 to July 7, 1981 (A
large Museum exhibition of paintings that included art from the
"Fan
Series" by artist Carol Sutton.
Works including, 'Alaria Padina', 1981, 'Titan', 1981, 'Clarion', 1977,
and 'Fruition', 1981) WEB:
http://www.carolsutton.net/text/groupshows.exb.html - Now called: Art
Gallery of Alberta or AGA. www.youraga.ca/
See more information online at:
Artefacts
Canada page on Titan
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Title: Untitled 200T, a
painting on paper
by Carol Sutton
Date: January 1, 1978
Series: Fan Series
Media: Utrecht, Aquatec, Golden Acrylics paint on cotton canvas
Size 22 x 30 inches or 55.8 cm x 76.2 cm
Most Note: Most all of the paper works done at this time were numbered and not titled. the 'T' stands for painted in 'Toronto", Ontario, Canada.
Signature: front bottom center: Carol Sutton
Provenance: The Edmonton Art Gallery Collection, purchased in 1979
with funds donated by Shell Canada Ltd.
Exhibition History: Shown in 1 Group Show, Exhibition Title: A Mother's Touch
Notes from CHIN or Artefacts
Canada-
Title: UNTITLED, #200T
Artist/Maker: Sutton, Carol
Name of Object: painting
Category: International Contemporary
Medium: acrylic
Support: paper
Accession Number: 79.39
Exhibition Title: A Mother's Touch
Perm Coll
1979 Accessions
Contemporary Selections
Latest Production Date: 1979
Height: 55.8
Width: 76.2
Unit-Linear: cm
Subject/Image: abstract
Signature: front bottom centre: Carol Sutton
Institution: Edmonton Art Gallery
Institution City: Edmonton
Institution Province: Alberta
Credit Line - Object: The Edmonton Art Gallery
Collection, purchased in 1979 with funds donated by Shell Canada Ltd.
Photo Type: B/W
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Raleigh Red, a painting on canvas
by Carol Sutton
Date: 1978
Series: Fan Series
Media: Utrecht, Aquatec,
Golden Acrylics paint on cotton canvas
Size 32.8 x 60 inches or 83.4 cm x 152.4 cm
Signature: 'Carol Sutton' is on the edge of the canvas, which is now likely covered up by the frame. 'Raleigh Red' is signed by the artist.
Exhibition History:
November 17,1979 to December 15, 1979, show: Salander- O-Reilly
Gallery, New York, New York, USA. +
March 1981 to November 1982, 'The Heritage of Jack Bush', Two
paintings by Carol Sutton, the paintings 'Raleigh Red', 1981 and 'Pink
Float', 1979.
Tour in Canada: Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Ontario,
Koffler Centre for the Arts, Willowdale, Ontario,
Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Medicine Hat Museum, Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Burlington Cultural Centre, Burlington, Ontario,
Rodman Hall, St. Catherines, Ontario,
Gallery - Stratford,Stratford, Ontario,
Sir George Williams University, Montreal, Quebec
Provenance: Sold: via
Theo Waddington to Aaron Milrad
ONLINE: Artefacts
Canada
TTitle: RALEIGH RED
Artist/Maker: Sutton, Carol
Name of Object: painting
Category: International Contemporary
Medium: acrylic
Support: canvas
Accession Number: 84.10
Exhibition Title: EAG Coll
1984 Acquisitions
Latest Production Date: 1981
Height: 83.4
Width: 152.4
Unit-Linear: cm
Subject/Image: abstract
Institution: Edmonton Art Gallery
Institution City: Edmonton
Institution Province: Alberta
Credit Line - Object: The Edmonton Art Gallery
Collection, gift of Aaron Milrad, Toronto
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Aqua Claudia Across Campagna SET-CUT, a painting on canvas
by Carol Sutton
Date: August 17, 1985
Series: Set-Cut Series
Note: Center section: Aqua
Claudia Across Campagna SET-CUT.
Other notes: My first 'SET-CUT' painting made up
of 3 sections that are horizontal. My thinking was to set the 'cut
point' in advance of doing the painting; i.e. not to 'crop out' any
part or section of the whole after the painting was finished. Most of
these work both as a 'whole' or with all sections together; or as
individual stand alone art works. I also like the visual function of
the unexpected look of where the edge was, or is. And I am not
painting to the edge. C.L.S. notes May 2013.
This is a bridge inspired image. Specially that of the bridge / aqueduct 'Aqua Claudia' that bought water to Rome. Built by Emperors Caligula and Claudius. It had high arches and crossed Campagna. -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqua_Claudia. Website: http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Places/Property/944972
This image in addition is also inspired by Ingres
painting of
Madame Moitessier 1856. LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madame_Moitessier
There are two other sections. The top section title is: Aqua Claudia SET-CUT, Date August 17, 1985 A #1, 32.5 x 91 inches, Sold via Gallery One to Daniels Equities, Toronto, ON.
The lower section title is: Aqua Claudia Single Arcade SET-CUT , Date August 17, 1985 C #3, 32.5 x 91 inches,
Media: Golden Acrylics paint on cotton canvas
Size 33 x 91 inches or 83.8 cm x 231.1 cm
Signature: 'Carol Sutton' is on the edge
of
the canvas, which is now likely covered up by the frame. And also
signature on the verso of the canvas in pencil
Exhibition History:
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Center section: Aqua Claudia Across Campagna SET-CUT, Accession No.: 1986.24
http://www.ualberta.ca/
Provenance: Sold: via Kathleen
Laverty, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in March 1986
http://collections.museums.ualberta.ca/uaac/uaac/print.aspx?key=3707
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NOTE: These works and other are listing in Artefacts Canada - Humanities - currently about 85 listings
Listed As: Artist/Maker: Sutton, Carol
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