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The wharfs, basins, and immense grain silos were built in the middle of what in 1875 was the mouth of Rivière Saint-Charles, in an ambitious bid to modernize the then-declining Port of Québec. The endeavour was so pivotal for the economic revival of Québec that Queen Victoria gave it her official endorsement. On a beautiful day in July 1880, a large crowd attended an official ceremony that symbolized hope. Wielding a finely wrought silver trowel, Princess Louise, Queen Victoria’s daughter, married to the Governor General of Canada, spread the cement where the cornerstone of Bassin Louise would be laid.
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Québec vue du bassin Louise
1954
Oil on canvas laid down on board
8 x 10 in
20 x 25 cm
Inscriptions
Signed lower right ;
signed, titled and dated 1954 verso
signed, titled and dated 1954 verso
Provenance
Private collection, Montreal
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framed
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Artwork type:
Original art
Title:
Québec vue du bassin Louise
Year:
1954
Medium:
Oil on canvas laid down on board
Size:
8 x 10 in
20 x 25 cm
Frame size:
Signature:
Signed, front and back
Provenance:
Private collection, Montreal
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