Louis Riel . - [18-]

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Held by: Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates: [18-] (indexed as 1800)
Level: item
Scope & content: Porte-parole des Métis, considéré comme le fondateur du Manitoba, instituteur et chef de la rébellion du Nord-Ouest, né le 22 octobre 1844 dans la colonie de la Rivière-Rouge (Manitoba), fils aîné de Louis Riel et de Julie Lagimonière, fille de Jean-Baptiste Lagimonière et de Marie-Anne Gaboury; en 1881, il épousa Marguerite Monet, dit Bellehumeur, et ils eurent trois enfants, dont le plus jeune mourut pendant que Riel attendait son exécution; pendu le 16 novembre 1885 à Regina. (tiré du Dictionnaire biographique du Canada). Photographie de J. H. Noverre?, Toronto.
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What the image shows: A sepia-toned studio portrait photograph of a man with wavy dark hair and a full beard, seated with his arms resting on the back of a wicker chair in the foreground. He wears a dark jacket, a white shirt and a dark patterned bow tie, and looks toward the camera against a plain, pale backdrop with a light curtain at the left edge. The print shows age wear with scratches, spots and faded edges, and a faint printed credit line appears in the lower right corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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