Archival Materials
Press Clipping
Image 1/18 “Pottery Course Attracts Many”, Montreal Star, February 2, 1963
Object
Image 2/18 Vase in the collection of the Gardiner Museum, Toronto.
Press Clipping
Image 3/18 “An Artist and a Teacher: Rosalie Namer ‘production potter’”, Lakeshore News and West Island Chronicle, June 25, 1964
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Image 4/18 Portrait of Rosalie Namer by Richmond Jones, circa 1970.
Correspondence
Image 5/18 Letter from the Department of Trade and Commerce of Canada, informing Namer of her work’s inclusion in the Tokyo International Fair, 1965.
Object
Image 6/18 Uncredited documentation of the ceramic piece of Namer’s included in the above-mentioned Tokyo International Fair, 1965.
Photograph
Image 7/18 Tea pot, circa 1965, collection of the Musée National des Beaux-Arts de Québec. Documentation of 2021 research visit by August Klintberg.
Paper Ephemera
Image 8/18 Handwritten notes for professional Curriculum Vitae, undated, mid-1970s.
Photograph
Image 9/18 Dinner display of food, flowers, candles, and pottery by Namer, uncredited and undated photograph.
Object
Image 10/18 “Grande Vase Asymétrique” with original rope, 1976, collection of the Musée National des Beaux-Arts de Québec.
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Image 11/18 uncredited photograph of Namer at the inauguration the new branch of la Centrale d'artisanat du Québec, June 1970.
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Image 12/18 “Facts & Fancies”, society column by Harriet Hill, Montreal Gazette, March 6, 1965.
Photograph
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Image 13/18 uncredited portait of Namer at her solo exhibition at la Centrale d'artisanat du Québec, rue Peel, Montreal.
Photograph
Image 11/18 uncredited photograph of Namer at the inauguration the new branch of la Centrale d'artisanat du Québec, June 1970.
Newspaper Clipping
Image 12/18 “Facts & Fancies”, society column by Harriet Hill, Montreal Gazette, March 6, 1965.
Photograph
Image 13/18 uncredited portait of Namer at her solo exhibition at la Centrale d'artisanat du Québec, rue Peel, Montreal.
Photograph
Image 14/18 Photograph of Rosalie Namer in her Beaconsfield studio, Richmond Jones, circa 1970.
Photograph
Image 15/18 Sake pitcher, circa 1965, collection of the Musée National des Beaux-Arts de Québec. Documentation of 2021 research visit by August Klintberg.
Object
Image 16/18 Small pot, date unknown. Private collection of Joel Lachance, Association des collectionneurs de céramique du Québec.Object
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Stoneware vase with feldspathic glaze, circa 1969, gift of Leopold Foulem to the collection of the Musée National des Beaux-Arts de Québec.
Photograph
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Image 18/18 Uncredited photograph of Rosalie Namer in the MacDonald College ceramics studio, circa 1965.