Molly Lamb Bobak has been well recognized for her lively sketches and paintings of army life during and immediately after the Second World War. Her finest works—her paintings of modern life rendered in a style uniquely her own—deserve far more attention than they have received. Her innovative crowd scenes, delicate wildflowers, and complex interior compositions all testify to her skill in capturing the scene around her wherever she lived. As a professional artist, she experimented with different styles and worked in many media—oil and watercolour, drawing, printmaking, and illustration.


  • Untitled (Vancouver)

    Untitled (Vancouver) 1941

  • W110278: The Personal War Records of Private Lamb, M.

    W110278: The Personal War Records of Private Lamb, M. 1942–45

  • Ruins of Emmerich, Germany

    Ruins of Emmerich, Germany 1945

  • Private Roy, Canadian Women’s Army Corps

    Private Roy, Canadian Women’s Army Corps 1946

  • A Bakeshop, Saint-Léonard

    A Bakeshop, Saint-Léonard 1951

  • Still Life Revisited

    Still Life Revisited 1955

  • Florence

    Florence n.d.

  • Oslo Street

    Oslo Street 1961

  • Rink Theme—Skaters

    Rink Theme—Skaters 1969

  • John, Dick, and the Queen

    John, Dick, and the Queen 1977

  • Wild Flowers of Canada: Impressions and Sketches of a Field Artist

    Wild Flowers of Canada: Impressions and Sketches of a Field Artist 1978

  • Black Rocks, Caesaria

    Black Rocks, Caesaria 1985

  • Interior with Moroccan Carpet

    Interior with Moroccan Carpet 1991

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