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Etching - A View of the North West Part of the City of Quebec, Taken From St. Charles's River | McCord Museum
Vue de la partie nord-ouest de la ville de Québec, depuis la rivière Saint-Charles
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Vue de la partie nord-ouest de la ville de Québec, depuis la rivière Saint-Charles
You can freely copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes. Need more information about image licensing or a higher resolution image? Read our Photographic Services and Copyright page.

Etching

A View of the North West Part of the City of Quebec, Taken From St. Charles's River
Engraver
Draughtsman
SignatureL. c. below image, Drawn on the SPOT by Richd. Short; l. c. below image, Engraved by P. Benazech
Date 1761/09/01
Dimensions40.2 x 55.1 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin England
Object NumberM2482
DivisionDocumentary Art
CollectionMcCord
Status
Not on view

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
A View of the North West Part of the City of Quebec, Taken from St. Charles's River
Etching
A View of the North West Part of the City of Quebec, Taken from St. Charles's River
Peter Paul Benazech
1761
M970.67.5
A View of the Orphan's or Urseline Nunnery, taken From the Ramparts
Etching
A View of the Orphan's or Urseline Nunnery, taken From the Ramparts
James Mason
1761/09/01
M2489
A View of the Cathedral, Jesuits College, and Recollect Friars Church, Taken From the Gate of the Governors House
Etching
A View of the Cathedral, Jesuits College, and Recollect Friars Church, Taken From the Gate of the Governors House
Pierre Charles Canot
1761/09/01
M2487
A View of the Orphan's or Urseline Nunnery, taken from the Ramparts
Etching
A View of the Orphan's or Urseline Nunnery, taken from the Ramparts
James Mason
1761
M970.67.3
A View of Louisburg in North America, Taken near the Light House when that City Was Besieged in 1758
Etching
A View of Louisburg in North America, Taken near the Light House when that City Was Besieged in 1758
Captain Charles Ince
About 1768
M753
A View of Quebec from the Bason
Etching
A View of Quebec from the Bason
Captain Hervey Smyth
About 1760
M19868
A View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, 1760
Etching
A View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, 1760
Captain Hervey Smyth
1760/11/05
M2475
Image Not Availablefor A View of the Inside of the Recollet Friars Church, Quebec City, 1761
Etching
A View of the Inside of the Recollet Friars Church, Quebec City, 1761
Charles Grignion
1761/09/01
M2488
View of the Cathedral, Jesuits College, and Recollect Friars Church, Quebec City, 1761
Etching
View of the Cathedral, Jesuits College, and Recollect Friars Church, Quebec City, 1761
Pierre Charles Canot
1761
M970.67.11
View over the Lower Town and St. Lawrence River at Quebec City
Etching
View over the Lower Town and St. Lawrence River at Quebec City
Franz Xaver Habermann
About 1775
M2003.145.5
A South East View of the Great Cataract on the Casconchiagon or Little Seneca's River, on Lake Ontario
Etching
A South East View of the Great Cataract on the Casconchiagon or Little Seneca's River, on Lake Ontario
Thomas Davies
About 1768
M19958
A View of the Bishop's House With the Ruins, As They Appear in Going Up the Hill From the Lower, to the Upper Town
Etching
A View of the Bishop's House With the Ruins, As They Appear in Going Up the Hill From the Lower, to the Upper Town
Antoine Benoist
1761/09/01
M2490

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