ARTH 298 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Ernest Cormier, Quebec Autoroute 40, Old Montreal

• School: Concordia University
• Department: Art History
• Course: ARTH 298
• Professor: Margaret E.Hodges

Document Summary

At the bout-de-l" le , on one side is r. d. p and on the other is the st. lawrence river. This is important because there are 2 important waterways flowing through it: the water from the great lakes (blue) and the water from the ottawa system (dark brown). Montreal is part of an archipelago (hochelaga) of. Most of the islands in that area are named after over 234 islands, and montreal is the largest island. animals where farmers would store their animals so that they don"t escape. In the same retrospect, we are prisoners of montreal as well. Bridges are very important if you"re on an island. It passes over bourdon island named after jean bourdon, the first land surveyor and city planner (around 1637). Autoroute 40 bridge that leads to quebec city. seen from the bout-del" le. In the deep background, the city"s skyscrapers could be. Built around 1750 by antoine beaudry as his private residence.