Sock relief sock relief
Sock relief depicting Jacques Cartier.
- Accession Number 2012.07
- Materials plaster
- Technique molded
- Measurements 95 x 37 x 10 cm
Historical context
Present since Antiquity, sock-relief sculpture is common today on the facades of monuments and public buildings in large cities like Montreal, to present an important historical moment in the life of a person or place.
J. Grécore’s depiction of Jacques Cartier takes us back to his initial exploration of the Montreal region during his second voyage in 1535. Recounted in his travel diaries, Cartier and his crew, in September, ...
- Accession Number 2012.07
- Materials plaster
- Technique molded
- Measurements 95 x 37 x 10 cm
© Pointe-à-Callière Collection, 2012.007
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