Present Past is a dynamic approach to a rephotographic survey.

The City of Toronto has gone through many changes over the years. Certain buildings have stood the test of time and are dwarfed by the towers that surround them. Others have disappeared altogether. This series includes both to show the ever-changing face of the City of Toronto.

Vintage images from the Toronto Archives are merged with modern day images.

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Bank of Montreal

Bank of Montreal, Yonge & Queen Sts 1913 vs 2018

Umbrella Edition - Signed and numbered series of 25.

Architects Frank Darling and John Pearson designed the Bank of Montreal Bank on the northeast corner of Queen and Yonge Streets.

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Bank of Montreal, Yonge & Queen Sts 1913 vs 2018

Architects Frank Darling and John Pearson designed the Bank of Montreal Bank on the northeast corner of Queen and Yonge Streets. Built 1910, the bank was situated on an ideal corner close to Toronto’s two largest retailers, Eaton’s and Simpson’s.

City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 1231, Item 2036

Umbrella Edition - Signed and numbered series of 25.

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