Limited Edition Prints
On a regular basis, the Museum releases a specially selected image from the Balsillie Collection of Roy Studio Images. This first series of prints has featured photographs from the Light, Lens & Heart exhibit.
Bookmark the Museum's website to learn about future releases.If you wish to request a copy of an image not available as a limited print, please see the information regarding our image reproduction services.
Jolly Miller –May 2007Roy image of two little girls with a 'Jolly Miller' tin toy, circa 1904 |
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Fireside –December 2006Roy image of three children by the fireside, circa 1910 |
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A Scout's Life– May 2006Boy Scouts |
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High Jinx – December 2005The image depicts five young boys hamming it up for the camera. It is the second in the series of informal snapshshot portraits of school children walking along Ennismore Road. |
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Friends – Winter 2005A portrait of school children walking along Ennismore Road. The negative for this image was among those compromised during the Peterborough flood and is currently in Montreal awaiting conservation. Help us preserve this piece of a national treasure by purchasing a limited edition print today! |
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A New World– Spring 2005‘A New World’ was photographed by Fredrick Lewis Roy of Peterborough in the early 1900s. The image depicts six young girls outside of Hazelbrae the Peterborough home for ‘Barnardo Children.’ |
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Dorothy Jones – Spring 2004This photograph celebrates the coming of spring. Dorothy is leaning on a gate, clutching a small bouquet of hydrangeas. The photograph was taken by either Robert M. Roy or Fred Roy in 1904. |
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Dollies – Autumn 2003This image is of Margaret Connal, holding a porcelin doll. The photograph was taken by Robert Maitland Roy, circa 1910. Photographed by Robert Maitland Roy in the early 1900s, we can see a young Margaret Connal cuddling a doll while surrounded by a selection of toys that a typical child from the early 1900s may have owned. |
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Rodney Greenwood – Spring 2003“Rodney Greenwood with Teddy Bear”, dates to 1913. It was released as a limited edition print in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the teddy bear; it is also the first image to have been released as a limited edition print by the PCMA. |
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