File:Incendie Parlement Montreal.jpg

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Français : Peinture attribuée à Joseph Légaré, L'incendie du Parlement à Montréal, vers 1849. Huile sur bois, 38,2 x 50,3 cm. Don de Dr. W. D. Lighthall et Mr. Hugh Mackay

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Vers 1849

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Attributed to Joseph Légaré (1795–1855)
Alternative names	Joseph Légaré
Description	Canadian painter
Date of birth/death	10 March 1795	21 June 1855
Work location	Quebec City, Quebec
Authority control	WorldCat

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