AR1996:1001:166
architecture, interior design
1823-1829
Elevation for a decorative detail for the high altar for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:166
architecture, interior design
AR1996:1001:079
architecture, interior design
1823-1829
Elevation [?] for a decorative detail [?] for the organ loft for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:079
architecture, interior design
AR1996:1001:032
architecture
1823-1829
Elevation for a transom window [?] for a side entrance for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:032
architecture
AR1996:1001:040
architecture
1823-1829
Elevation for a transom window [?] for a side entrance for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:040
architecture
AR1996:1001:039
architecture
1823-1829
Elevation for a transom window [?] for a side entrance for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:039
architecture
DR1987:0803
architecture, painting, topographic
1931
Photograph of a painting of corner of St-Paul and Place Jacques Cartier, Montréal
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DR1987:0803
architecture, painting, topographic
AR1996:1001:012
architecture, interior design
1823-1829
Elevation for a decorative detail for the high altar for Notre-Dame de Montréal
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AR1996:1001:012
architecture, interior design
ARCH261646
n.d.
List of slides identified by the name of the pavilion, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec
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ARCH261646
ARCH261659
1967
View of the Pavilion of Trinidad & Tobago, and Grenada, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec
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ARCH261659
drawings
AR1996:1001:296
Description:
- Drawings AR1996:1001:256, AR1996:1001:259 and AR1996:1001:295 - AR1996:1001:297 are for a balustrade and stairs for a chapel on rue St.-Sulpice, Montréal. All five drawings have been identified as part of Notre-Dame de Montréal, given that rue St.-Sulpice runs along the east side of the church. Further documentation of these drawings should include determining if the balustrade and stairs were constructed, whether they are extant, and if they are an integral part of the church.
architecture
1932 ?
Plans and elevations for a decorative element for the top of a newel post for chapel stairs for Notre-Dame de Montréal, apparently for the renovations of 1929-1949; verso: Partial floor plan for a house, Montréal [?]
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AR1996:1001:296
Description:
- Drawings AR1996:1001:256, AR1996:1001:259 and AR1996:1001:295 - AR1996:1001:297 are for a balustrade and stairs for a chapel on rue St.-Sulpice, Montréal. All five drawings have been identified as part of Notre-Dame de Montréal, given that rue St.-Sulpice runs along the east side of the church. Further documentation of these drawings should include determining if the balustrade and stairs were constructed, whether they are extant, and if they are an integral part of the church.
drawings
1932 ?
architecture