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CANADA: FUR TRADE. Fur traders at Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during the 18th century

CANADA: FUR TRADE. Fur traders at Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during the 18th century


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CANADA: FUR TRADE. Fur traders at Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during the 18th century

CANADA: FUR TRADE.
Fur traders at Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during the 18th century. Pastel drawing, 1916, by George Agnew Reid

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1916 Agnew American Indian Canadian Caucasian Column First Nation George Ground Montreal Pastel Post Reid Roof Shelter Trader Trading Post Voyageur


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This print takes us back to the 18th century in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, during the era of fur trade. The image showcases a group of diverse individuals engaged in this bustling industry that shaped Canadian history. In this pastel drawing by George Agnew Reid from 1916, we see fur traders gathered outside a trading post. The composition beautifully captures the essence of this time period. A mix of American Indians and Caucasians are depicted, representing the cultural diversity that defined early Canada. Seated on the ground or leaning against columns and posts, these men exude an air of confidence and camaraderie as they engage in their trade. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of his pastel medium. From the intricate roof structure above them to their traditional attire and accessories, everything transports us back to a different era. The shelter provided by the trading post offers respite from harsh weather conditions while also serving as a hub for business transactions. This artwork serves as a reminder of how integral fur trade was to Canada's development during this time period. It symbolizes not only economic exchange but also cultural interactions between European settlers and First Nations peoples who played crucial roles in shaping Canada's identity. As we gaze upon this historical masterpiece, we are transported into an important chapter in Canadian history - one that forever changed both its landscape and its people.

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