UNESCO added the Notman Photographic Archives to its Memory of the World International Register, a short list of humanity’s ...

Notman wants to show the nation growing right before its own eyes, and so his photography expands ingeniously. He was a migrant himself, born in Paisley in 1826 . I first came across him searching for ...

We would like to see them,’ ” said Hélène Samson, curator of the Notman Photographic Archives. William Notman, self-portrait, 1869-1870. William Notman McCord Museum ...

One of Notman's most famous portraits is A. H. Buxton, Montreal, 1887; Wm. Notman and Son.—Courtesy McCord Museum Of all the great cities in the Americas, north to south, Montreal is among the ...

William Notman / McCord Museum Updated Feb. 2, 2018 William Notman—one of Canada’s pioneering and now near-forgotten artists—sailed from Glasgow to Montreal in 1856, one step ahead of the law.

William Notman's life and work on display at McCord Museum Descendants of Canada's most celebrated 19-century photographer gather from across Canada, U.S. for exhibit ...

William Notman’s Red Cap Snowshoe Club, Halifax, N.S., composite, 1888. McCord Museum of Canadian History Robert Everett-Green Montreal Published November 29, 2016 ...

Laura Cumming reads her new series about five pioneering 19th-century photographers. Today, William Notman's innovative methods capture the building of a nation. Show more A new and thrilling ...

A photograph made by William Notman in 1889, titled "young Niisitapiikwan warrior," which depicts a member of the Blackfoot tribe near to Calgary, Alberta, is seen in a handout image.

A photograph made by William Notman in 1870, titled "Chutes de la Chaudiere, Ontario," which depicts a person standing on the shore near the Chaudiere waterfalls in Ottawa, is seen in a handout image.