The Laughing One: A Journey to Emily Carr by Susan Crean fashion in constant flight from something

in constant flight from something horrid

He combined flawless tailoring and a fascination with men's-wear fabrics with an instinctive understanding of what his loyal customers wanted

ousted as scapegoats

In 1969 he received the first of three Guggenheim Fellowships to photograph American living environments

Since Milne spent as much time writing as he did painting

The Laughing One: A Journey to Emily Carr by Susan Crean fashion in constant flight from something8vo. pp. xiii, 496. 1 map & b w illus. biblio. index. bds. dw. [Toronto]: Harper Flamingo, [2001]. New. Much has been written about Emily Carr, seminal Canadian artist; eccentric and cantankerous woman; and appropriator of native culture, but few have explored how and why Carr has become a national touchstone, an icon who has helped us define who we are as Canadians. Writer, art historian and cultural critic Susan Crean does just that in The Laughing