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Titre

The Ice Palace, 1909. 

Structure du classement

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Pièce (reliée) fait partie de

Canadian Historical Prints Collection [graphic material] (R13133-0-7-E)

Date(s)

1909

Lieu de création

Canada

éditeur

The Standard

étendue

2 prints : photolithographs ; 41 x 55.4 cm (sheet).

Portée et contenu

Two copies of a print from the Canadian Winter Sports Edition of The Standard (Feb. 1909), showing the Ice Palace (possibly in Montreal). There are crowds of people surrounding the building, many of them engaging in winter sports such as snowshoeing, skiing, and tobogganing.

Conditions d'accès

Documents iconographiques (art)
Négatif de copie C-105782
90: Ouvert
Documents iconographiques (art)
90: Ouvert
Volume
3 No de pièce attribué par BAC 40
90: Ouvert
No de référence archivistique
R13133-41-X-E

Modalités d'utilisation

Copyright : Expired Credit : Library and Archives Canada, acc. no. R13133-40 Copy negative number : C-105782

Nom(s) additionnel(s)

Artiste : Daniel, T. Brammall.
Architecte : Rodden, R. Montgomery.

Information additionnelle

Signatures et inscriptions
recto l.l.: Supplement to the Canadian Winter Sports Edition of the Standard recto l.r., in image: R. Montgomery Rodden Architect Montreal / T. Brammall Daniel Delt. 1909 recto, l.r. margin: Copyright, Canada, by R. Montgomery Rodden recto, l.c. margin : THE ICE PALACE 1909 / The Standard, in giving an illustration of the Ice Palace, wishes to correct an erroneous impression created in foreign lands by the "Ice Palaces of / Montreal. The Ice Palace is not truly typical of severity in the Canadian climate ; it is rather a novelty and a toy. The climate of Canada is such that it / is often very difficult to erect an ice palace, and it is not infrequently disfigured during construction owing to the high temperature. Canada, with its beau- / tiful Springs, warm Summers, charming Autumns and exhilarating Winters, is an ideal country for those looking for opportunities in the Western world.

Vedette-matière

1. GEOG - QUE., MONTREAL - EVENTS - 1909.
2. SUBJ - COSTUMES, REGIONS - CENTRAL CANADA - 1909.
3. SUBJ - SPORTS & AMUSEMENTS.

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