INVENTORY #149250

1901: The Toronto Art League Calendar with drawings illustrating some phases of Canadian Village Life

Toronto Art League

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The annual calendars produced by the Toronto Art League are milestones in the history of Canadian graphic arts. Each calendar had a different theme, which in 1901 was Canadian village life. The artists include R. Holmes, F. H. Brigden, C. W. Jefferys, T. Garland Greene, W. W. Alexander, A. H. Howard, W. D. Blatchly, and others. The motto "Non Clamor Sed Amor" means "Not Loudness But Love."

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Publication Info

Publisher: George N. Morang
Edition: n/a
Date Published: 1901
Place Published: Toronto
ISBN: n/a

Details

Condition: Good
Signed: Yes
Dust Jacket: No
Jacket Condition: n/a
Details:
[24 p.]. 21 x 26 cm. 14 b&w illlustrations, many black, white, and red. Cream card covers with green and yellow print. Disbound. Signed inside front cover by F. H. Brigden with small bookplate.

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