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Artist |
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Title |
Fort Edmonton |
Date |
1849–56 |
Medium |
oil on canvas |
Dimensions |
45 × 72 cm (17.7 × 28.3 in) |
Current location |
Royal Ontario Museum |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Source/Photographer |
Scanned from Eaton, D.; Urbanek, S.: Paul Kane's Great Nor-West, University of British Columbia Press; Vancouver, 1995. ISBN 0-774-80538-2. |
Permission ( Reusing this file) |
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