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Artist	Paul Kane (1810–1871)   Description painter Date of birth/death 3 September 1810 20 February 1871 Location of birth/death Mallow, County Cork, Ireland Toronto, Canada Work period 1830s until early 1860s Work location Canada Authority control WorldCat
Title	Fort Edmonton
Date	1849–56
Medium	oil on canvas
Dimensions	45 × 72 cm (17.7 × 28.3 in)
Current location	Royal Ontario Museum
	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Source/Photographer	Scanned from Eaton, D.; Urbanek, S.: Paul Kane's Great Nor-West, University of British Columbia Press; Vancouver, 1995. ISBN 0-774-80538-2.
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