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CJKCAND KXHIBITlOIf

ILLUJUINATED DIORl^MAl.

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Mr. M. B. HARRISON, ARTIST

Begs most respectfully to inform .the Ladies and Gentlemen cff

and its vicinqy, that be will Exhibit liis

ILLUMINATED

DIOBAllJllSli

iJN THE STYLE OF DAOUERRE.) //

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Mr. H., as a Canadian Artist, confidently anticipates the . .tronage of thosBi 'il^Ni^||^pttl'
Foster and encourage the Fine Arts. He ha^ for many months devoted bis whole l|«|fek^Ml4
•an immense outlay, to the study and perfecting of this beautiful style of painting, ^

Each Painting oo^'ers a surface of <;anvass nearly 200 square feet, feprescaiwifii^i^e^fii!*
%inct Pictures, which, from the peculiar «tyle of execution, -and the varied nature aadl^M^bv^l^
ttionof the illuminating-powers employed, produce <:hanges the TOost astonishing, «o4*l *^
«ame time the most natural, in the power -of the Artist to effect.

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^View «tf Oi*leans €athedt*ml»

This Picture represents tbe grand front of GrleaiiS 'Cathedral, wbich was fattt^^ ll|Jf
St. Altin, in the sixty-ninth year of the Christian Era, and was enlarged by St. Eobertj 8adh«K.
-successors. It was afterwards partly destroyed by the Northmen, and was Te-c(m$tiiBi<?lcd tb©;
third time by Robert De Corsiae and Gillas Pastay, his successor, in 1287, and in tke fi^
1M7, it was again partly destroyed by the Calvinists, by springing af nwnes in the piwi^ii;
^tctftals.

The present €atbedral was constructed by Henry IVtb, King x)f FraTrc©,-and Pof^^tew**
^"he YIII. The interior is decorated with divers statues of great beauty, by the C€le||iWled Ha*
rgoullan and Bourdin. This Cathedral is bulk in Cothic or pointed .style,aiMi isr9i]a^iieii4|liff
•of the best specimens 'on ^the Oontinent t)f E'urope.

This Picture after passing throx^gh all the gradations of liglit, from daytoiwght, 'WHI ipfi^eir
•as tTiough illuminated by the silver beams of the rising moon ; producing a surpristhg ebofi^t
in the sky. The several windows of the surrounding buildings will be lit, and discover ifdiSs*
TOTJS figures passing to and entering the Cathedral, which ici// appear as whentitvp/orfhBmi^
%r4Uion of Midnight Mass^ displaying the Gothic painted winclowa, and part <rf the ioterioB.

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View of the City of Jerusalem and the Crucifixiofi,

This Picture, taken from the celebrated Painting by Martin, represents a distant "view of

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Thrs Picture, taken from the celebrated Painting by Martin, represents a distant "view of
*tb'e far-famed city. On the right will be perceived the crosses erected on Moont Calvary;; in
the -centre, the gates of entrance through the walls to the city, which, together whh the Mo«»t
«Rd the adjacent country, will appear buried in repose, no figure at this time being- seen 5— «
•gradual change willtake place over the whole face of the Picture, <lisplaying thre gor^oostsfats
if the eastern sjjnset, until the sky assumes an awful and t( rific aspect, occasionally illomiwed
hy v\\\^p3i^t$^ligh{nm^. The heavens will now appear to burst wilih a harid Fight, gr»*
K3«all/«ai«p)^ying^tlie figures on the crosses, and the various groups composing the subject ■of
th« r^^^^^'fe^ f^A^ ^ while, ^11 win appear to recede and die away, .^giving place *o ifee
3>eaT|imi^ :^^ a|l<jd[iiet E^ppearanceof the breaik o!f tlay.

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"^^lE €ITY OF RAMESE8,

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Departure of the Israelites!

This Picture represents the City of Rameses, the reiideavoas of the <:hildre« «f Israel, from wbenoe 4hey 1«^
itheir departure from the land of Egypt.

'Rameses ivas a city supposed to have T)eeTi situated in tlie Eastern -pat^ of E.frj'pK called flto latid of Goslien, •wHdk

was also hence termed the land of Rameses— it was one of the lilies built by the Israelites as a treasure city, probably

«^oro city, or as some translate it, a fortress for the Efiyptiana. Its position ar\ay be fixed aboot six or«ight wiles

«ibov<s the modem Cairo, a litt'le to the south of ^ho modern Babylon of the Persians* The ancient Letopolis, as -lo*.

»ephus says, that the children of Israel after "quilting this place in their -march to Succoth, passed by ithe latter •dty.—

T-his Picture is a copy from a celebrated painting by Roberts, and is considered one of the most beaatiful specimen -of

Architectural design. In the foreground to the left is the magnificent Palace of Pharaoh, which combined with <lie

I <aitafs of the heathen Gods, the Pyramids, &c., compose a picture of inconceivable biMJUty. Daring the first part of the

^j^Oepresentaiion, not a figure will be seen, gradually the changes from noon to nigWi^mo on when Pharaoh and his

|«ourt are discovered assembled in front of the royal palace, to witness the departure (i^lhe Israelites, with their camelsi,

f^lephants, i&Cr, swelling into a countless multitude. The figure of Moses will be Men to occupy « posUiioii «ii 1^

.^^bt, aa if giving command.

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Interior of Rlieiiii§ Cathedral^

f AND ENTHRONIZATION OP CHARLES 1X., KING OF P|IANCE,

TKis Cathedral was built in the 12th Centify^ aiid is regarded as an ^c««dingly grand
«nd imposing structure. It is rendered still furtber remarkable as the building long dedicated
to the ceremony of Annointing and Consecrating the Kings of France. The picture represents
the Choir, the floor of which, is much admired, being composed of Lozenges t)f tJifferent co-
lored marble — in the centre stands the Throne on which the Kings of France for ages have
taken their sttccessive seats. The picture will undergo, the usual gradations of light, and will
again appear, when the Enthronization of Charles X. King of FraiKie will be presented. Th6
Cathedral will appear illuminated by inuumerable wax candles, and decorated in a style of the
most gorgeous magnificence. On the Throne will be discovered the King in the attitude of
<Ielivering his speech to the assembled Nobles and Clergy. The figures will then recede, giv
ing place to the calm appearance of daybreak.

Doors Open at half-past seven ; Exhibition to commence at eight o'clock precisely*
Tickets, 2s. 6d. : Children half price— to be had at

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