Highlighting iconic sites that have disappeared
Since 2016, Raymond Biesinger has invested body and soul in researching and illustrating the lost architecture of Canada and the United States. In addition to his bestselling book on the Canadian drawing contingent, distributed by the University of Toronto Press, he also created thirty-two striking prints capturing the remarkable structures gone, ravaged by flames, demolished or otherwise erased from memory collective of the two nations. Among these works, the 14 Canadian prints entitled "Lost Buildings of Canada" highlight the lost emblematic sites of the country's largest cities. In this series, Montreal is in the spotlight.
Striking print in good quality
Each print in this remarkable series is available in 24"x36" size, printed on 192 g/m² Epson Enhanced Matte paper, using Epson UltraChrome XD2 archival ink. These striking prints pay homage to Montreal's lost monuments with remarkable precision and sensitivity.
Harmonious integration into any living space
These works are sold in open editions, allowing everyone to discover and appreciate these poignant testimonies of Canadian architectural heritage. Unframed, they offer total freedom in terms of presentation, allowing everyone to integrate them harmoniously into their living space.
- printed on 192 g/m² Epson Enhanced Matte paper
- Epson UltraChrome XD2 ink
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 36" | 91.4cm |
| Width | 24" | 60.9cm |
- Do not hang on a damp wall.
- Clean with a dry cloth.
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