Kispiax Village 1929

"Kispiax Village" is a 1929 painting by Canadian artist Emily Carr. The work depicts a village in British Columbia, Canada, showcasing traditional totem poles and houses. Carr, known for her expressive style, uses bold colors and simplified forms to create a sense of depth and movement. The painting reflects Carr's fascination with Indigenous art and culture, a recurring theme in her work. Its vibrant colors and strong composition make it a captivating example of early Canadian modernism, highlighting the influence of First Nations art on Carr's artistic journey.