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The Documentary Art collection is made up of painted, drawn and printed images that are an invaluable resource for researchers studying the social history of Quebec and Canada. Depicting people, places, scenes, historic and political events and objects, these iconographic documents reflect the perspectives of Canadians over the past three centuries.
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MONTREAL-A British subject committed for Refusing to Criminate Himself
John Henry Walker
1878
M930.50.6.84
Facsimiles of Illustrations to Champlain's Works
Samuel de Champlain
1872
M932.8.1.53.1-2
Montreal - The Ship Labourer's Strike - Demonstration in Front of the S. S. Moravian
Anonymous
1880/05/29
M975.62.124
MONTREAL.-THE GREAT PIANO AND FURNITURE AUCTION ROOMS OF HENRY J. SHAW, CRAIG STREET.
Eugene Haberer
1875/05/01
M975.62.477
The New Buildings of the C. W. Williams Manufacturing Company of Montreal
Eugene Haberer
1880/03/27
M975.62.501
Montreal - The Great Fire on the Canal Bank, Aug. 9 - Burning of Henderson's Saw Mills
W. Scheuer
1880/08/22
M975.62.516
The Queen's Birthday in Hamilton. St. Georges Society Games at the Crystal Palace The Fat Mans Race.
Anonymous
1876/06/10
M975.62.618.3
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-His Tandem Experience. Downylip is Elected Member of----Driving Club
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/03/02
M975.62.621.1
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-His Tandem Experience.
Canadian Illustrated News
1872
M975.62.621.1-9
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-His Tandem Experience. He Looks After a Sleigh & a Pair of Horses
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/03/02
M975.62.621.2
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-His Tandem Experience & Has 5 Dozen Copies Struck Off
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/03/02
M975.62.621.3
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-His Tandem Experience. He Persuades Norah to Drive With Him
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/03/02
M975.62.621.4
This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.