Northern Deco: Art Deco Architecture in Montreal

Northern Deco: Art Deco Architecture in Montreal is the first foundational work dedicated to Canadian Art Deco. Author Sandra Cohen-Rose illuminates a fascinating, forgotten era, showcasing how Montreal architects blended futuristic geometric patterns with uniquely Canadian motifs like beavers and maple leaves. From the sleek lines of the Aldred Building to the opulent interiors of Eaton’s 9th Floor, this beautifully illustrated volume is an essential guide to the 'Northern' style that defines Montreal’s interwar spirit.

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Beautiful, quality book This is an absolutely gorgeous book—such a pleasure to read. The cover jacket, the paper, and the beautiful photographs are of superior quality, making it an ideal book to offer as a gift or to display for guests to admire. Moreover, the author provides invaluable scholarship on the history of Deco architecture in Montreal.Hide

Pages 176
Dimensions 12 1/4"x 9 1/4 "
ISBN hardcover 0-919631-06-1

Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Foreword
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Ernest Cormier And His Works
Part 3 Private Buildings
Part 4 Public Buildings
Finale

Appendix
Chronology of Montreal Art Deco
Ernest Cormier -  His Life And Works
Glossary
Bibliography
Photographic Credits
Resource List of Art Deco Societies
Index