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10434 |
A0325 |
York Factory Collection |
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Account Of Supplies To The Blenheim. From The Beaver, Winter 1957 |
Documents ▪ Forts |
1846
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1955 |
A0064 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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An Ojibway encampment on the Winnipeg River with its residents in canoes. |
Photograph of a painting by Paul Kane. |
Camps ▪ Canoes ▪ Tents |
1846
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14 |
A0001 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Bishop'S Palace, Cathedral, Grey Nuns Convent And Windmill, With Upper Fort Garry In The Background. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane |
Churches ▪ Religion ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Windmills ▪ Winnipeg Buildings |
1846c
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22347 |
A0740 |
Miscellaneous Collection |
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Buffalo Hunting. Pencil Sketch On Tinted Paper By H.J. Warre From Impressions Of A Journey Across North America., |
Buffalo ▪ Hunting |
1846
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1925 |
A0063 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Cun-Ne-Wa-Bum. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane |
Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Women |
1846c
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1677 |
A0056 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Fort Edmonton. Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane |
Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Forts |
1846
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16445 |
A0515 |
Miscellaneous Collection |
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General Earl Cathcart, Governor-General Of Canada 1846-1847 |
Personalities ▪ Politics |
1846c
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1676 |
A0056 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Ojibway Camp At Spider Islands, Georgian Bay (“Encampment On Lake Huron’ Written On Image). Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane |
Art ▪ Teepees |
1846
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2303 |
A0074 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Page From Accounts Journal Kept At York Factory - Aug 26, 1846 |
Documents ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company |
1846
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976 |
A0033 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Paul Kane, artist. |
Paul Kane (1810-1871), portraitist and artist of aboriginal culture. He emigrated from Ireland to Toronto in 1819. He had some early training in Canada and Detroit. He worked in the USA from 1831-1841 before studying in Italy. He began painting aboriginals around the Great Lakes in 1845. From 1846-1848 he travelled across the continent with the help of Sir George Simpson and returned with many sketches, drawings, a journal of the trip, and a collection of artifacts. He painted many oil paintings. He sold one hundred to George Allen in 1852. He published "Wanderings of an Artist" which was illustrated with chromolithographs and engravings from his work (1859). |
Art ▪ Irish ▪ Personalities |
1846
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848 |
A0028 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane Of The Red River Settlement And Cathedral. Scene Looking Up Red River. St. Boniface On Left, Upper Fort Garry On Right, Two Buildings Put Up As Extra Barracks For Troops Are Visible Outside Fort On Extreme Right. (Same As A0028-00858) |
Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement |
1846
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868 |
A0029 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Photo Of A Painting By Paul Kane, “The Red River Settlement”. (See Also A0028-00848) |
Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Red River Settlement |
1846
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1684 |
A0056 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Photo Of Assiniboine Aboriginals Hunting Buffalo, From A Painting By Paul Kane |
Buffalo ▪ Hunting |
1846
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1678 |
A0056 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Photo Of The Red River Settlement And Cathedral, From A Painting By Paul Kane |
Art ▪ Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Red River Settlement |
1846
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51271 |
A1550 |
Egerton R. Young Collection |
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Reverend James Evans (1801 -1846), Inventor Of The Syllabic System For The Cree Indians And Other Tribes In Canada. He Was Born In Kingston-Upon-Hull, England In 1801; Emigrated To Canada In 1823; Died In1846. Photo From A Painting By Forster 1906 From Vanguards Of Canada By Rev John Mclean |
Inventions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion |
1846
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1881 |
A0062 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Sketch By Paul Kane Showing Journey Made By Metis Using Ornate Harnessed Dogs With Blankets And Ornate Cariole (Sled). (See Also A0062-1882) |
Carioles ▪ Dogs ▪ Harness ▪ Metis ▪ Sleds |
1846
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43814 |
A1446 |
Canadian National Railway Collection |
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Tape Recorder, Part Of A Display In The Cnr'S Museum Train. A Similar Type Machine Had Been Used To Send The First Wire In Canada Between Toronto And Hamilton, 2 Years After Samuel Morse Had Sent The First Telegraph Message In The World |
Artifacts ▪ Communications ▪ Museums ▪ Railways |
1846c
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1882 |
A0062 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Winter Travelling. A Metis Wedding Party Leaves Fort Edmonton By Ornate Sled (Cariole) And Dogs With Blankets And Ornate Harnesses . The Bobbles Seen Over The Dogs' Heads Were Part Of The Harness. Tied To These Would Be Gaily-Coloured Ribbons To Accompany The Richly Beaded Blankets Seen On The Dogs. The Metis Man Could Be Bringing His New Brideto His Home. Photo Of "The Wedding Journey", A Painting By Paul Kane. (See Also A0062-1881) |
Art ▪ Carioles ▪ Dogs ▪ Harness ▪ Metis ▪ Sleds ▪ Snowshoeing ▪ Weddings |
1846
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1679 |
A0056 |
Archives of Manitoba |
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Winter Travelling. A Wedding Party Leaves Fort Edmonton. Photo Of “The Wedding Journey”, A Painting By Paul Kane |
Art ▪ Dogs ▪ Showshoeing ▪ Sleds ▪ Weddings ▪ Women |
1846
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