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Home A welcome and introduction to the site Contact Us Maltwood Museum web address, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, mailing address, exhibit information Visit Us Our hours and a map to locate us Site Map View the Collection How to view the John & Katharine Maltwood Collection online Also how to view and print off customizable catalogues of your searches History of the Collection Philosophy and Taste The Collection described through the philosophies and tastes of the Maltwoods Cultural Context The society and culture that the Maltwoods lived in and what influenced them in collecting the works that they did Background Mythology & the Pre-Raphaelites In England Arts and Crafts New Sculpture The Arts and Crafts Movement in Victoria A Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery website devoted to describing some of the important Arts and Crafts Movement influences in Victoria, B.C. Museum at "The Thatch" The Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery that the Maltwoods established in Victoria before it was bequeathed to the University of Victoria Notable B.C. Artists in the Maltwood Collection Details of influential B.C. artists the Maltwood Collection and some of their works Introduction Emily Carr William Percy Weston Charles John Collings Ina D.D. Uhthoff Hildegarde Wyllie Daisy R. Swayne & Emily Schofield Elizabeth Duer Barbara Woodward Stella Langdale History of the Maltwood Collection (ppt 14.6 MB) An image-rich PowerPoint presentation about the history and development of the Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery John & Katharine Maltwood Introduction Brief biographical overview of the Maltwoods and their philosophy of art collecting Biography Biography of Katharine Maltwood Early Sculpture Education Katharine Maltwood's liberal educational background including her artistic training Magna Mater Details of her first major work commissioned by Elbert Hubbard, founder of the Roycroft Institute London Salon (1912) The works Katharine Maltwood exhibited at the London Salon in 1912 as well as the Font at Tadsworth and Boy Tickling Trout Primeval Canada A Vision Contemporary Style Artists and theories contemporary with Katharine Maltwood and how they relate to her works Eric Gill Striking similarities between Katharine Maltwood and Eric Gill are discussed here Post-War Works War and Travel The effects of War on the Maltwoods and details of their world travel Religious Mysticism Fashionable mystic philosophies (including details of Madame Blavatsky and her book, The Secret Doctrine) and their effects on Katharine Maltwood Philosophical Leanings Comparative religious study, Theosophy, and Buddhism Style and Outlook The post-war style of Katharine's works Egyptian Influence Katharine's Egyptian-influenced works Studio at Kensington The apex of Katharine Maltwood's artistic career and her self-identity as an artist House of Fulfillment The book, written by Lily Adams Beck, based upon the life and works of Katharine Maltwood Lily Adams Beck Glastonbury Zodiac Arthurian Mythology Basis for the discovery of the Glastonbury Zodiac Discovering the Zodiac Theory of the Zodiac Earning Recognition Ties to Freemasonry Chilton Priory John & Katharine Maltwood's home in Somerset Life in Victoria, B.C. Retirement life for the Maltwoods in Victoria Monograph (pdf 1.14 MB) Katharine Emma Maltwood, Artist, 1878-1961 by Rosemary Brown in pdf format for download Information Resources Collection Search & Printable Catalogues Takes you to the 'View the Collection' Page K. Maltwood Monograph Every chapter and section of Rosemary Brown's Katharine Emma Maltwood, Artist, 1878-1961 in pdf format for download Footnotes All of the footnotes used on this site Selected Bibliography Bibliography for the site History of the Maltwood Collection (ppt 14.6 MB) An image-rich PowerPoint presentation about the history and development of the Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery Links to site Artists and Artistic Movement Sites Links to many of the artists and artistic movements relevant to this site Glastonbury Zodiac Websites Glastonbury Zodiac Publications A reading list for those interested in learning more about the Glastonbury Zodiac

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