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| Connie Went Down to the Village of Tents That Had Sprung Up at the Elbow |
| FES Title: | Connie went down to the village of tents that had sprung up at the elbow. | |
| Alternate Titles: | Mounties in Gold Rush (Glenbow) | |
| Date: | 03/15/1941 | |
| Size: | 28″H x 19.25″W | |
| Medium: |  |
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| Type: | illustration | |
| Published: | Hendryx, James B. “Connie Morgan Takes a Hand.” The American Boy–Youth’s Companion, May 1941: 11. caption: In the excited new camp, stood a man in the uniform of the Mounted Police |
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| Inscription: | lm: F.E.S. / ’41 | |
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| Comments: | Glenbow #R364.2; seen 8/03 [verso not accessible] |
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| Commentary: | The artist named the store named after his son, Pat. The triangular portion in lower right corner is part of the spot of a girl’s head which was in the original, published work. | |
| Provenance: | Artist; Helen L. Card, Latendorf Bookshop, New York; The Devonian Foundation, Calgary, Alberta, Canada (October 8, 1968); Collection of Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Alberta, Canada [1979]. |
