Monument_Nelson_Montreal.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

Author

Robert Auchmuty Sproule (1799-1845)

Description

Nelson's Monument, Montreal, Notre-Dame Street Looking West

Français : Maison Antoine-Mallard, 174-176, rue Notre-Dame Est / 462, place Jacques-Cartier - « La fenêtre du rez-de-chaussée semble alors de la même largeur que celles de l'étage supérieur, ce qui est plus évident sur d'autres versions gravées du même dessin. Une lucarne de plus qu'aujourd'hui, un mur coupe-feu en moins, etc. » - vieux.montreal.qc.ca

Date

1830

Medium

watercolor , graphite and gum arabic on paper

Dimensions

22.4 x 34.7 cm

Collection

McCord Stewart Museum

	Native name	McCord Stewart Museum
	Location	690 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal , Quebec H3A 1E9 Canada
	Coordinates	45° 30′ 15.84″ N, 73° 34′ 25.32″ W
	Established	1921
	Website	McCord Stewart Museum
	Authority file	: Q1128578 VIAF : 131293465 ISNI : 0000000122860325 ULAN : 500303127 LCCN : n50022405 NLA : 35338841 WorldCat

Accession number

M302

Source/Photographer

This image is available from the McCord Stewart Museum under the access number M302
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