Three Indians with Packsacks, Near Georgian Bay,.
Three Indians with Packsacks, Near Georgian Bay,.
Three Indians with Packsacks, Near Georgian Bay,.
This drawing by Thomas Mower Martin depicts three men, possibly from the Algonquian community, carrying packsacks near Georgian Bay, Lake Huron. The drawing was done c. 1880.
The location of the drawing suggests that the people depicted are Algonquin, LAC record.
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Grey wash; wove paper
Inscription: on Bushnell Collection label on the frame backing,in black ink, u.r.: 41-72/430; typewritten, u.r.: 123/133; typewritten, c.: Thomas Mower Martin 1838-/Sketches in Vicinity of Georgian Bay,/Lake Huron, about 1880.
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Provenance
Collection consists of nine drawings and six watercolours by Thomas Mower Martin (1838-1934); six drawings by George Gibbs (1815-1873); nine watercolours and one oil painting by Paul Kane (1815-1872); six watercolours by Peter Rindisbacher (1806-1834); seven watercolours by William Armstrong (1822-1914); six watercolours by George Back (1796-1878); seventeen watercolours by Emile de Girardin (1829-fllg. 1864); as well as twelve watercolour, two drawings and one painting by various and unknown artists. The collection contains a diary of a fishing trip to Hunter Island, Ontario, in September, 1899, including text and 24 cyanotypes, along with one photographic portrait. Also in the collection is a letter dated 17 July 1919, to Bushnell from the dealer John Loomis, enclosing a letter dated 25 July 1860, from the Canadian artist Cornelius Krieghoff to the American traveller, sportsman, artist and author Charles Lanman (1819-1895). The works were acquired as part of Bushnell's interest in Native American history and life.
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Credit: Library and Archives Canada, Acc. No. 1981-55-53 Bushnell Collection of Canadiana
This record was created by Anne de Stecher during an RAship with Prof. Ruth Phillips.
43.3, -78.1
The drawing inscription says Sketches in Vicinity of Georgian Bay/Lake Huron.