Plan and elevation for a wrought iron lamppost for Notre-Dame de Montréal

Part of:

People:

Eugène Saint-Jean (draughtsman)
Eugène Saint-Jean (architect)
James O'Donnell (architect)
Fabrique de Notre Dame (archive creator)

Title:

Plan and elevation for a wrought iron lamppost for Notre-Dame de Montréal

Date:

1929

Form:
drawings

Quantity / Object type:
1 drawing(s)

Stage and Purpose:

presentation drawings (proposals)

Technique and media:

Pen and black ink over graphite and graphite

Dimensions:

sheet: 34.5 x 43.8 cm

Reference number:

AR1996:1001:286

Drawing Type:

line drawings
mechanical drawings (tool-aided drawings)

Method of Projection:

plan (drawing)
elevation (drawing)

Point of View:

general views
exterior views
plan view

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- The l.l. corner of the drawing has been torn off.

Inscription:

inscribed and signed - by the draughtsman ? in pen and black ink over graphite, b.: with title [underlined] and in pen and black ink: "E. St.Jean / arch." [signature] inscribed - by the draughtsman ? in pen and black ink and in pen and black ink over graphite, c., c.r., and l.c.: with letters "A" through "F" indicating part type and location; c.r.: "PLAN"; and in various locations: with measurements

Location:

Montréal Island of Montréal Québec Canada

Subject:

architecture

Credit line:
Fonds de la Fabrique Notre-Dame de Montréal, en dépôt au CCA/
Fonds de la Fabrique Notre-Dame de Montréal, on deposit at the CCA

Folder Number:

99-00-21

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