War Office Photograph - British Offcial Photohraph Nº BH.20812 (XP) - MR. CHURCHILL DRIVES THROUGH QUEBEC

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Photographic print titled MR. CHURCHILL DRIVES THROUGH QUEBEC, a 1943 silver gelatin print by War Office Photograph - British Official Photograph Nº BH.20812 (XP), unsigned, 15.5 × 21 cm, in good condition, depicting Winston Churchill arriving at Quebec City Hall with Canadian PM Mackenzie King during a visit in August 1943.

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Official War Office press photograph from the British War Office (no. BH. 20812): Winston Churchill, accompanied by Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, arrives at Quebec City Hall amid the cheers of the crowd, wearing a white silk suit. Image distributed in August 1943, during his visit to Canada. The reverse bears the original typed press sheet with the complete caption.

Official War Office press photograph from the British War Office (no. BH. 20812): Winston Churchill, accompanied by Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, arrives at Quebec City Hall amid the cheers of the crowd, wearing a white silk suit. Image distributed in August 1943, during his visit to Canada. The reverse bears the original typed press sheet with the complete caption.

Details

Date of print
1943
Artist
War Office Photograph - British Offcial Photohraph Nº BH.20812 (XP)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
MR. CHURCHILL DRIVES THROUGH QUEBEC
Condition
Good condition
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
15.5 cm
Width
21 cm
Signature
Not signed
Genre
Military and war
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
Private

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