 French version will follow.
“ ‘…the Canadian inhabitants are remarkably fond of dancing’: Reading the African Musicians in George Heriot’s Print ‘Minuets of the Canadians’ (1807)” Please join us for the next EAHR Speaker Series event on Thursday January 31st 2012, from 6:30pm – 8:00 pm in room EV-1.615, for a special presentation by Dr. Charmaine Nelson (Associate Professor, Dept. Art History and Communication Studies, McGill University), featuring a fascinating discussion on 19th century Quebec society, Africans and slavery in Quebec, and visual culture and the representation of Africans through George Heriot’s print ‘Minuets of the Canadians’ (1807). |
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