View of the Pavilion of India, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec

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People:

Unknown (photographer)
Mansinh M. Rana (architect)
Marshall, Merrett, Stahl, Elliott, and Mill (associated architectural firm)
May Cutler (archive creator)

Title:

View of the Pavilion of India, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec

Date:

1967

Description:

"Le Pavillon de l'Inde à l'Expo 67 ----- Situé dans l'île [sic] Notre-Dame, le Pavillon Indien illustre par son contenu l'influence que l'Inde a exercée sur des peuples aussi civilisés que les Grecs, les Romains et les Arabes. Le visiteur constatera l'effort d'un pays qui veut marquer l'époque actuelle d'une civilisation aussi belle que l'ancienne. / Pavillon of India -------- The rich traditions and diverse languages, costumes, religions and customs of India are exhibited in a magnificent pavilion on Ile Notre-Dame. Special attractions include famous bronzes and Mughal paintings, weapons, drums, jewelry, pictorial panorama, changing gallery of modern art, music and dance."--Description.

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 photograph(s)

Technique and media:

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions:

sheet: 20,32 x 25,4 cm

Reference number:

ARCH256324

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- A description (typescript) is affixed to the photograph's verso.

Inscription:

inscribed

Location:

Montréal Island of Montréal Québec Canada

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de May Cutler/
Gift of May Cutler

Folder Number:

CD047-02-3

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