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James Pattison Cockburn: sketches and drawings

Québec in watercolour · 1779–1847

James Pattison Cockburn (1779–1847): québec in watercolour. SketchMap Atlas shows 3 sketches by James Pattison Cockburn on the world map, each placed where it was drawn.

British army officer and amateur artist who served as a Royal Artillery officer in Quebec in the 1820s. His watercolours of the city and its surroundings are a well-known record of early nineteenth-century Quebec.

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Who was James Pattison Cockburn?

British army officer and amateur artist who served as a Royal Artillery officer in Quebec in the 1820s.

Where did James Pattison Cockburn draw?

Canada. Every sketch is shown on the map at the place where it was made.

What techniques did James Pattison Cockburn use?

The works on SketchMap Atlas are watercolour.

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