Fonds leth-1887 - deJourdan's Studio fonds

Jim Hartzig Two Men Mrs. Peacock Torbiorn Vidroc, Barnwell AB J. Leitch Mrs. Clara Robinson, Monarch AB F.O. Delay J.R. Coffay Miss Smith Frank Petra, Raymond AB S.J. Halpin, Burdett AB
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deJourdan's Studio fonds

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LETH leth-1887

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ca. 4,600 photographs

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(1921-)

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Pierre deJourdan was born in France in 1883. After graduating from the University of Paris and spending two years in the French Army, he came to Canada. He established a photographic studio known as the deJourdan Studio in Lethbridge in 1921. After his death in 1934, his son John took over the business. Following his retirement in 1984, his son Patrick became the third generation to operate the studio.

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The fonds consists of ca. 4,200 photographic negatives and ca. 400 proof prints of the deJourdan Studio of Lethbridge, made up mostly of portraits of individuals, family groups, babies, weddings, students and funerals. Includes some commercial photography depicting businesses and community activity in and around Lethbridge.

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Donated by Patrick deJourdan in 1981.

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Names index to customers is available, as well as a list of proof prints.

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