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Wood engraving
SNOW-SHoeING
Artist
John Henry Walker
(1831-1899)
Publisher
Grinchuckle
SignatureL. l. within image, artist's mark, walking figure
Date
About 1870
Medium / Technique
Ink on paper mounted on paper
Relief printing
Relief printing
Dimensions23.8 x 9.1 cm
Origin
Canada
Object NumberM930.50.6.3
DivisionDocumentary Art
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of David Ross McCord
Status
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Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. and Feels All the Better Next Morning
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.9
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. Which They Do for Over Half An Hour
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.7
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. Has a Comfortable Sleep (Barring the Dream)
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.8
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. He Doesn't Think Snowshoeing So Difficult After All
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.4
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. A Voice in the Distance-Hold Hard
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
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Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. But Forgets to Keep His Heels Well Down
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.5
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. Off the Road into the Field
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.2
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. Downylip is Puzzled at the Different Methods of Tying on Snowshoes
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.3
Young Downylip's First Visit to Canada-A Snow-Shoeing Party. Downylip Joins a Snowshoeing Party
Canadian Illustrated News
1872/04/06
M985.230.367.1
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