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Gelatin silver print
Portrait of an unidentified family, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Photographer
Achille Carrière
(Né / Born 1871)
SignatureOn front, impressed, l.r. : A. Carriere / 2551 RUE ST. HUBERT / MONTREAL
Period
Début 20e siècle
Dimensions14.2 × 9.9 cm
Origin
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Object NumberM2017.46.2.1018
CreditGift of Jean-Luc Allard and Lucie Surprenant
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First Communion portrait of an unidentified girl, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1020
Portrait of an unidentified woman, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1019
Portrait of an unidentified man, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1013
Group portrait of unidentified women, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1014
Portrait of an unidentified woman, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1016
Group portrait of unidentified children, Montreal, Quebec, 1914-1919
Achille Carrière
1914-1919
M2017.46.2.1015
Crowd in front of La Presse, Montreal, Quebec, 1921
Achille Carrière
1921
M2017.46.2.1017
Janet Huntly Wilson, Montreal, QC, ca. 1910
Achille Carrière
About 1910
M2011.64.2.6.10
Portrait of an unidentified family, Montreal, Quebec, 1886-1890
Arthur Achille Adelard François Mandeville
1886-1890
M2017.46.2.4669
Portrait of an unidentified young girl, Montreal, Quebec, 1913-1919
Carrière & Compagnie
1913-1919
M2017.46.2.1071
Portrait of an unidentified deceased baby, L’Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, about 1915
Achille Delisle
about 1915
M2017.46.2.1721
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