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BOND, Theodosia
- Born
- Montreal, Quebec, 1915
- Died
- Montreal, Quebec, 2009
- Biography synopsis
- Bond was the daughter of an executive with the Canadian National Railways and spent much of her childhood traveling the rails throughout Eastern Canada. She studied at the New York Institute of Photography before marrying Robert Buchanan Thornton in 1947. Bond was interested in photographing plant life and landscapes, and she produced her own platinum and colour prints. A member of the Montreal Camera Club, and an associate of the Royal Photography Society of Great Britain, Bond earned a Press Pass from Universal Photographers in 1937. The Thorntons were also avid collectors of art, and were particularly interested in the work of the Group of Seven.
- Media used
- Photography
- Education
- New York Institute of Photography
- Memberships
- Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, Associate
- Montreal Camera Club
- File & Archive locations
- Canadian Women Artists History Initiative Documentation Centre, QC
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
Writings about- “International Salon of Photography opens Today.” The Gazette 8 May 1943: 3. The Gazette 8 May 1943: 3
- “Salon of Photography at the Art Association.” The Gazette 13 May 1944: 3
- Marcil, Madeleine. Femmes et photographie au Québec, 1839-1940 Montreal: Université du Québec à Montréal, 1990
- Meyer, Noel. "Collection d'oeuvres d'art vendue aux enchères: Une capsule témoin du passé / A Time Capsule Comes on hte Market." Magazin'art 3 (Spring 2010): 113-114
