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Commercial Print Picture

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Date
1970
Material
paper; wood; glass; metal
Catalogue Number
107.01.1021
Description
A commercial print done by L.R. Batchelor for Merck Frosst. It is a colour print of a group of gnomes in a cave: the gnomes on the top part are playing games, the gnome on the left is sewing and the gnomes to the right are painting signs; the gnome in the foreground is weaving on a large floor loom…
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Title
Commercial Print Picture
Date
1970
Material
paper; wood; glass; metal
Dimensions
34.0 x 25.5 cm
Description
A commercial print done by L.R. Batchelor for Merck Frosst. It is a colour print of a group of gnomes in a cave: the gnomes on the top part are playing games, the gnome on the left is sewing and the gnomes to the right are painting signs; the gnome in the foreground is weaving on a large floor loom, helped by a bug on the left holding the thread from the shuttle.
Subject
households
decorative
commercial print
Merck Frosst
Mary Andrews
Credit
Gift of Mary Garnham Andrews, Banff, 2009
Catalogue Number
107.01.1021
Images
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One thousand more paint questions answered

https://archives.whyte.org/en/permalink/catalogue21051
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1909
Author
The Painters Magazine (?)
Publisher
New York
Call Number
TP935 P3
Author
The Painters Magazine (?)
Publisher
New York
Published Date
1909
Physical Description
628p.
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Print materials
Notes
Title page missing
Accession Number
477
Call Number
TP935 P3
Location
Art Library is located in Curatorial Department - Please contact Curatorial Department for access
Collection
Art Library
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