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Cartoon - In Quebec… prayers in city halls, it’s a tradition… even in Laval… | McCord Museum
Au Québec, là, là... les prières dans les hôtels de ville, c'est une tradition... même à Laval, là, là...
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Au Québec, là, là... les prières dans les hôtels de ville, c'est une tradition... même à Laval, là, là...
Au Québec, là, là... les prières dans les hôtels de ville, c'est une tradition... même à Laval, là, là...
Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be downloaded at a higher resolution. Need more information about image licensing or a higher resolution image? Read our Photographic Services and Copyright page.

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In Quebec… prayers in city halls, it’s a tradition… even in Laval…
Artist (Né / Born 1951)
SignatureWithin image, handwritten, l.r. : GARNOTTE / 2013-05-29
InscriptionsOn back, handwritten, u.c. : JEAN TREMBLAY (MAIRE DE SAGUENAY) / ET GILLES VAILLANCOURT / (MAIRE DE LAVAL)
Date 2013
Medium / Technique Ink on card
Dimensions23 × 30.6 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Object NumberM2020.92.109
DivisionDocumentary Art
CreditGift of Michel Garneau (Garnotte)
NotesThe second image presents the caricature as it was published in Le Devoir, after being finalized using drawing software.
Status
Not on view

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