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Aquatint - The East View of the City of Montreal To his Excell.y Sir Robert Shore Milnes Bar.t Lieu.t Gov.r of Lower Canada Vc. Vc. Vc. | McCord Museum
Vue de Montréal en direction est, à Son Excellence Sir Robert Shore Milnes, baronnet, lieutenant-gouverneur du Bas-Canada Vc. Vc. Vc.
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Vue de Montréal en direction est, à Son Excellence Sir Robert Shore Milnes, baronnet, lieutenant-gouverneur du Bas-Canada Vc. Vc. Vc.
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Aquatint

The East View of the City of Montreal To his Excell.y Sir Robert Shore Milnes Bar.t Lieu.t Gov.r of Lower Canada Vc. Vc. Vc.
Engraver (1756-1815)
Draughtsman (active 1780-1811)
SignatureL. l. below image, R. Dillon delin.; l. r. below image, S. Alken fecit
Date 1803
Medium / Technique Ink on paper mounted on cardboard
Intaglio printing
DimensionsImage: 30.3 x 49.9 cm Support: 35.9 x 51.9 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberM979.175
DivisionDocumentary Art
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Mrs. F. R. Terroux
Status
Not on view

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