Collection search - William Smyth Maynard Wolfe collection [graphic material]

Album
Sketchbook
Sketchbook
Plains of Abraham, 1855.. Attributed to James Duncan.
Ornamental Border.. Work by an unknown artist.
Indian hunting on snowshoes.. Work by an unknown artist.
Four Indians.. Work by an unknown artist.
Indians around a campfire.. Work by an unknown artist.
This album and other loose works are now located on Shelf A597 and A209, KOR 1995-08-10.

Provenance: Acquired from Hamill and Barker, Chicago.

Arranged according to accession number .

All works have been photographed in b & w.

A series of views relating to military garrison life in New Brunswick, but including views of Maine and Nova Scotia as well. The works relate primarily to such activities as duck, moose and deer hunting, camping, fishing (particularly salmon fishing), visits to lumber camps, scenes in the Fredericton garrison, and other activities undertaken by the artist while stationed in New Brunswick between 1853 and 1855. There are also views of native life, including Malecite and Micmac Indian encampments, and of identified native individuals.. Works by William Smyth Maynard Wolfe., Views of Quebec city and vicinity, particularly of native life and camps, done in the style of Millicent Mary Chaplin, although by an unidentified artist, possibly stationed in the Quebec City garrison.. Works by an unknown artist (style similar to that of Milicent Mary Chaplin)., Views around Halifax, N.S., and Quebec City, Quebec.. Sketches attributed to H.S. Murrell.