The Eveleigh-Dair Studio – 2182 St.Catherine West, Montreal, c1950

Henry Eveleigh’s 1949 poster for the newly formed United Nations is mounted on the back wall, seemingly framed within the blank picture frame hanging from the ceiling. The poster was an important achievement for both Eveleigh and the studio.
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Trade & Craft

Date

c
1950

Title

Interior of the Eveleigh-Dair Studio

Description

Photograph

Black and white photograph

10 × 8 inches

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Client

Eveleigh-Dair Studio

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Photographer: Unknown

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Region

Quebec

Language

English

Holding

The Carl Dair Papers at the Robertson Davies Library, Massey College, University of Toronto

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