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In the 1840's, Paul Kane travelled the far reaches of the North American West, from the Great Lakes along the fur-trade routes to the coast, sketching a visual record of the Indian cultures of that vast area. With the publication of this study of his life and career, Kane emerges as a major figure among North American artists of the 19th century. Hundreds of his sketches are examined together for the first time. The range of his subjects offers important visual documentation for the story of the North American West. The 48 color plates and 204 black-and-white illustrations included in this volume reveal Paul Kane's frontier as a region of endless fascination. Katne's immediate inspiration seems to have been the work of George Catlin, who had become a celebrity in England in the 1840s when Kane met him. Like Catlin, he felt compelled to preserve for posterity a record of the Indian chieftains, the customs of the tribes and the lands where they lived before change had made such a record impossible. Kane assembled this gallery on arduous journeys in 1845 and 1846-1848. By canoe and packhorse or on foot he travelled across the continent from the Great Lakes westward along the fur-trade routes across the prairies and the Rocky Mountains, down the Columbia River into the Oregon, and up the coast to Vancouver Island. Everywhere along the way he made sketches, in pencil, watercolor, or oil.

pp. xviii, 350, b/w sketch and color illustrations throughout, bibliography, biographical introduction and catalogue raisonne by J.Russell Harper.heavy book additional postage will apply, torn and worn dust jacket with loss

Follow Paul Kane, Canada's first and most outstanding illustrator of North American Indians, on his expedition through the Rocky Mountains in 1846-48 – a journey which began at Fort Carlton near present day Saskatoon, and led him to Fort Edmonton, Rocky Mountain House, Athabasca Pass, and Jasper. Read about Kane's encounters with the Indians – Assiniboine, Blackfoot and Cree – which inspired his famous paintings. Excerpts from Kane's journal, condensed accounts of his travels, a representative selection of his work, as well as up-to-date map directions of his route recreate Paul Kane's colorful journey. Re-live the time of the Indian buffalo hunts and medicine pipestem dance, the exploits of the Hudson's Bay Company fur brigades, the days of arduous travel in winter over ice-choked rivers, and the comfort of simple food and shelter at each long journey's end.

In 1979 Sister Theresa Kane, then-president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, was invited to offer a greeting to Pope John Paul II during his visit to the United States. She used the opportunity to ask the pope to open all the ministries of the Church to women. This riveting biography opens with that famous scene, a galvanizing moment that provoked ardent support as well as bitter criticism. During her seven years as president of the Sisters of Mercy of the Union, she fought tirelessly for women's equality. Because she would not desist from speaking her sisters' truth, the Vatican tried to remove her from office. Kane persisted with a deep and persevering faith.Through her story, this book documents an important period of contemporary Catholic history when Theresa Kane and so many other sisters exercised unparalleled leadership in the Catholic Church by speaking truth to power -- with love, wisdom, and grace.

Collects stories of the caped crusader from writers and illustrators including Warren Ellis, Harlan Ellison, Alex Ross, Paul Dini, Ty Templeton, Chris Claremont, Jim Lee, Eduardo Risso, and Alan Grant.

Book by Lucile M. Kane, Alan Ominsky

An up-to-date survey of Canadian art Canada has a rich and diverse heritage in the fine arts. This book celebrates the color, beauty and energy of some of our most talented artists, among them Emily Carr, Tom Thomson, Paul Kane, David Milne, Alex Colville, Norval Morrisseau and Jean-Paul Riopelle. Canadian Paintings, Prints and Drawings presents a wide variety of dynamic styles and distinct subject matter. The stunning collection includes late 18th-century watercolor landscapes, art from the 19th-century merchant classes, and works by the Group of Seven, Les Automatistes, Painters Eleven, First Nations and Inuit artists, and contemporary artists on the cutting edge of creativity. An introduction places these artists in context. The book's informative captions provide a short biography along with commentary on each work's style and subject matter. Canadian Paintings, Prints and Drawings is an outstanding survey and reference on the work of over 150 of the country's most famous and interesting artists. Among the more than 150 artists featured in Canadian Paintings, Prints and Drawings: Kenojuak Ashevak Rebecca Belmore William Berczy David Blackwood Paul-Emile Borduas Jack Bush Emily Carr A.J. Casson Alex Colville Emily Coonan Maurice Cullen Ken Danby Paterson Ewen Lionel LeMoine Fitzgerald Clarence Gagnon Betty Goodwin Lawren Harris Prudence Heward Edwin Holgate A.Y. Jackson Alex Janvier Helen Kalvak Paul Kane Cornelius Krieghoff William Kurelek Attila Richard Lukacs J.E.H. Macdonald David Milne James Wilson Morrice Norval Morrisseau Daphne Odjig Jessie Oonark Paul Peel Jean-Paul Riopelle Jack Shadbolt Michael Snow Takao Tanabe Tom Thomson Harold Town Frederick H. Varley

Gay bookseller and reluctant amateur sleuth Adrien English's writing career is suddenly taking off. His first novel, Murder Will Out, has been optioned by notorious Hollywood actor Paul Kane. But when murder makes an appearance at a dinner party, who should be called in but Adrien's former lover, handsome closeted detective Jake Riordan, now a Lieutenant with LAPD -- which may just drive Adrien's new boyfriend, sexy UCLA professor Guy Snowden, to commit a murder of his own.