The artwork is titled “Indian House Interior with Totems” and was created by the artist Emily Carr in 1912 in Canada. It belongs to the Post-Impressionism art movement and measures 89.6 x 130.6 cm. The genre of this artwork is interior.
In the artwork, Emily Carr captures the interior of an indigenous house, characterized by the prominent presence of totem poles. The totems, which are elaborately decorated with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, stand tall and imposing within the space. The interior scene is populated by a group of people engaged in various activities, creating a lively and communal atmosphere. The structure’s wooden beams and walls form the backdrop, painted with expressive brushstrokes that convey texture and depth. The composition is layered with rich details, reflecting a vivid and dynamic portrayal of an indigenous cultural setting.
