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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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A Hot Time
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Wait till you see us next year.
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A Happy Thought
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They're Little Bricks
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The New Boom at the Soo
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Letters are not Street Cars.
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Will History Repeat Itself
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The Bill Poster's Revenge
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Not Exactly
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Don't Admire the Furniture
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The Next Move
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A Diagnosis
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His Glorious Vision
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A Parting Word
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The Personator's Paradox
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The Retreat
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How to please Mr. Preston
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The Skatin' Carnival
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A Winter Day in the Country
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A Cold Day
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Wait for the Next Car
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A Sign of Spring
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Sympathy from Regina
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J. R. Stratton, Oldest Inhabitant
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This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.
