Recherche dans la collection - The Cone of Montmorency, as it Appeared in 1829

Set: This print is one of a set of six scenes in Quebec dedicated to "His Most Excellent Majesty William the Fourth" - London, Published 1833, by Ackermann and Co.

Copied after the artist James Pattison Cockburn.

Colour transparency available

Exhibition Title: Displayed in the Office of Mr. A.D.P. Heeney Privy Council - Long Term Loans, Ottawa, Ontario; 1950.02.08 - [1966?], Exhibition Title: When Winter Was King. The Image of Winter in Nineteenth Century Canada. Curator: Edward Cavell, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta; 1988.01.26 - 1988.03.06.

Further Venue: London Regional Art Gallery, London, Ontario; 1988.04.09 - 1988.05.24
Further Venue: Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario; 1988.06.04 - 1988.07.10
Further Venue: McCord Museum, Montreal, Quebec; 1988.09.16 - 1988.10.31
Further Venue: National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario; 1988.12.08 - 1989.01.08.

Inscribed. Signed. Dated., Inscription: in the plate, l.l.: From a Drawing by Lieut. Col. Cockburn; b.: Plate 5. / -This View of- / THE CONE OF MONTMORENCY, AS IT APPEARED IN 1829, / Is by Special Permifsion dedicated to His Most Excellent Majesty William the Fourth / LONDON. PUB[^D.] 1833, BY ACKERMANN & C[^o.] 96, STRAND.; l.r.: Aquatint by C. Bently.