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• W2097965617 abstract "Until the arrival of topographic landscape artists with British forces in the 1750s, European representations of North American landscapes usually depended on artists' imaginations, with deliberately schematic and symbolic results. During the British invasion, occupation, and colonization of New France, artists appropriated the conquests visually with topographic renderings of the empire's new landscapes. Post-conquest representations of New France were part of the creation of a global British landscape, with Canada as a distinctive part. Colonial landscapes claiming topographical accuracy became frequent at the same time that Britain extended its imperial interests by conquests and accessions on a global scale - in Canada, the trans-Appalachian West, India, and the Pacific. Evidence from prints, drawings, maps, charts, and fiction show how the sublime aspects of Canada's scenery confirmed the grandeur of the imperial project against New France, while the picturesque landscapes of towns, farms, and shorelines promised an easily governed population readily subject to British improvements. Jusqu'a l'arrivee des paysagistes topographiques dans les forces britanniques au cours des annees 1750, la representation du paysage nord-americain par les Europeens reposait le plus souvent sur la capacite imaginative de l'artiste, ce qui donnait des resultats deliberement schematiques et symboliques. Durant l'invasion, l'occupation et la colonisation de la Nouvelle-France par les Britanniques, les artistes procederent a une appropriation visuelle des territoires conquis en peignant la topographie des nouveaux paysages de l'empire. Les representations de la Nouvelle-France d'apres la conquete faisaient partie de la creation d'un paysage britannique global, dont le Canada constituait une partie caracteristique. Les paysages coloniaux se reclamant d'une topographie exacte firent de frequentes apparitions au meme moment ou la Grande-Bretagne etendait son empire grâce a des conquetes et des rattachements menes a l'echelle mondiale - Canada, Ouest transappalachien, Inde et Pacifique. Les gravures, dessins, cartes terrestres et marines ainsi que les ouvrages de fiction demontrent comment le cote sublime du paysage canadien venait confirmer la grandeur du projet imperial face a la Nouvelle-France, alors que les vues pittoresques des villages, des fermes et des cotes offraient la promesse d'une population facile a gouverner, prete a accepter les amenagements proposes par les Britanniques." @default.
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• W2097965617 title "'Taken on the Spot': The Visual Appropriation of New France for the Global British Landscape" @default.
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