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Image Not Available for Mixing tough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color
Mixing tough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color
Image Not Available for Mixing tough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color

Mixing tough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color

Creator Edith Sara Watson (American, 1861 - 1943)
Date1918-1920
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions23.5 x 18.7 cm
Credit LineFrances Rooney Collection. Purchase with funds generously donated by Martha LA McCain, 2018
Object number2018/3598.36a
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Mixing trough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color. [Page 36 of The Doukhobors II album]
Mixing trough for making plaster out of "dung" and sand. The plaster is applied by hand and when dry is very artistic in color. [Page 36 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Image Not Available for [Two women stand on a work table to plaster a ceiling with bare hands]
[Two women stand on a work table to plaster a ceiling with bare hands]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Print
Image Not Available for As the Doukhobors are vegetarians, they use a great deal of dried fruit. The fruit goes with the big oven in the hay you see -- when baked in a slow fire, goes out in the sun to dry in great trays. [Page 17 of The Doukhobors II album]
As the Doukhobors are vegetarians, they use a great deal of dried fruit. The fruit goes with the big oven in the hay you see -- when baked in a slow fire, goes out in the sun to dry in great trays. [Page 17 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Image Not Available for A sunny pool in the Todd garden with masses of rosy morn petunias for a border. Everywhere a mist of color, making it one of the sunniest and brightest spots in the Oak Bay section of Victoria.
A sunny pool in the Todd garden with masses of rosy morn petunias for a border. Everywhere a mist of color, making it one of the sunniest and brightest spots in the Oak Bay section of Victoria.
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for The whole hillside a gorgeous array of color!
The whole hillside a gorgeous array of color!
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for From a water color by Amelia M. Watson at Chateau Richer, Que.
From a water color by Amelia M. Watson at Chateau Richer, Que.
Edith Sara Watson
1911-1931
Print
Image Not Available for A rug of many beautiful Russian colors, Brilliant BC
A rug of many beautiful Russian colors, Brilliant BC
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for [Old homes; photo of sister Amelia's water color] [Page 9 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
[Old homes; photo of sister Amelia's water color] [Page 9 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
Edith Sara Watson
1911-1931
Page
Image Not Available for A flower bordered walk at "The Rocks," lovely in its masses of color of single salmon geraniums, "nepeta," and salmon pink phlox drummondii [Page 36 of Victoria, BC album]
A flower bordered walk at "The Rocks," lovely in its masses of color of single salmon geraniums, "nepeta," and salmon pink phlox drummondii [Page 36 of Victoria, BC album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for French children of St. Joachim, Que. Making wigwams out of birch bark. Playing Indians! [sic]
French children of St. Joachim, Que. Making wigwams out of birch bark. Playing Indians! [sic]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for Making soap for home consumption. Airy boughs, or Mucall trees, serve to make a fire under the big out-of-door pot in Newfoundland [Page 32 of Wells and Pots album]
Making soap for home consumption. Airy boughs, or Mucall trees, serve to make a fire under the big out-of-door pot in Newfoundland [Page 32 of Wells and Pots album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for Stoking the out-of-door oven with wheat straw from the straw pile for making pies in Tauks second to none [Page 46 of Wells and Pots album]
Stoking the out-of-door oven with wheat straw from the straw pile for making pies in Tauks second to none [Page 46 of Wells and Pots album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
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