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COLLABORATOR
Ramsay Traquair collaborated with various professionals in his articles
on subjects such as architecture, silver, woodcarving and folk art, and
in the design of decorative objects. The following list includes his most
frequent collaborators:
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ADAIR, Edward Robert
(1888-1965)
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The Church of the Visitation, Sault-au-Recollet
(1927); The Church of Ste-Jeanne Françoise de Chantal, Île
Perrot (1932).
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BARBEAU, Charles Marius (1883-1969)
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The Churches of Saint Famille and St-François
de Sales, Île d'Orléans (1926); The Churches of St-Pierre
and St-Jean (1929).
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FFOULKES, Charles John (1868-1947)
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On Italian Armour from Chalcis in the Ethnological
Museum at Athens (1911-12); based on Traquair's photos,
notes and measurements.
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GEORGE, Walter Sykes (fl.1912)
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Byzantine Churches in Constantinople: Their
History and Architecture (1912).
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HENDERSON, Arthur Edward (b.1870)
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Byzantine Churches in Constantinople: Their
History and Architecture (1912).
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MAURAULT, Olivier (1886-1968)
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La conservation des monuments historiques
dans la province de Québec (1941).
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NEILSON, Gordon Antoine (d.1942)
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The Architecture of Hôpital Général (1931);
The Old Presbytery at Batiscan (1933); The House
of Simon McTavish, No.27 St-Jean Baptiste Street (1933);
The Old Church of St-Charles de Lachenaie (1934); The
Old Church of St-Étienne de Beaumont (1936); The Architectural
History of the Ursuline Monastery (1937); La conservation
des monuments historiques dans la province de Québec (1941).
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Gordon Antoine Neilson (1901-1942) was the great grandson of the Hon.
John Neilson (1776-1848), publisher of the Quebec Gazette from 1797 to
1848. Gordon was an honorary Professor of Religious Art at the University
of Montreal and Research Assistant in the School of Architecture at McGill,
assisting Ramsay Traquair from 1928 to 1937. His expertise was valuable
to Traquair for his knowledge of the French language, Quebec churches,
and his ability as a photographer. As his obituary states from his family
home at Neilsonville outside Quebec City, Gordon was the product of two
notable families, Neilson and Lanaudière.
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VAN MILLINGEN, Alexander (1840-1915)
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Byzantine Churches in Constantinople: Their
History and Architecture (1912).
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WACE, Alan John Bayard (1879-1957)
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The Base of the Obelisk of Theodosius (1909).
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