The Canada Auction Series: Canadian Arts, Culture & History

May 27June 01, 2023
Auction begins to close at 6:00 pm ET

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LOT 399

Lot 399

William Perkins Bull (1870-1948)

William Perkins Bull (1870-1948)
Lot 399 Details
William Perkins Bull (1870-1948), Canadian

SPADUNK: FROM PAGANISM TO DAVENPORT UNITED

4to.
10.2 x 10.6 in — 26 x 27 cm

Estimate $80-$120

Realised: $258.30
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

Lot Report

Note:

William Perkins Bull's interest in history was spurred when he assembled a library of rare books by Canadian authors. He began a study of Peel County's history that eventually grew into ten published volumes on Peel's cultural and natural history.

Perkins Bull was considered ahead of his time in recognizing the historical value of oral and written accounts, photographs, everyday objects and the built environment. He collected pioneer artefacts and Canadian art and much of his collection, including his research, is preserved at the Peel Heritage Complex in Brampton, Ontario.

CONDITION DETAILS

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