The Crease’s were an early colonial family who washed up in Victoria in the 1860s. All of the women in the family were artists and, together, they left a considerable documentary record of their time.
An expedition on the Gorge
The young ladies travelled throughout the Province and the world, documenting everything they could. The rocky meadows and shorelines around Victoria were a favourite haunt.
Oak Bay from Gonzales Hill
Oak Bay and Mt.Baker
Victoria from Mt Tolmie
Juan de Fuca Strait from Beacon Hill
Finlayson Point
Olympics
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