A great coffee-table book and one that will be leafed through again and again. (Victoria Pennell
Resource Links 200704)
This large coffee-table book is filled with fabulous photos of distinctly Canadian icons.. (Liz Grogan
Good Times 200705)
Without question, the book is a visual feast and there is much to interest the student of Canadiana. (Robert D. Watt
Canadian Monarchist News 200709)
Richly illustrated and a text with historical relevance, this book is a national treasure. (Barbara Sutton-Smith
Antique and Collectibles Showcase 20061220)
If it smacks of Canada chances are [the Hutchins] have it...the best...has been brought together in a beautiful...book. (Alison Broverman
National Post 200610)
Hundreds of pop culture items, crisply photographed in full color... are on permanent display in this two-dimensional museum. (Christina Leadlay
Embassy (Canada's Foreign Policy Newsweekly) 20061210)
[One of 'Style at Home''s Top Ten Coffee Table Books] Sure to amuse and entertain. (Kat Tancock
Style at Home 20061210)
Discover maple leaf imagery, some as old as 100 years, on the oddest and most unlikely objects... and learn about their story ... and learn about their story. (Laila Maalouf
Destinations 20061203)
Read this book to laugh, to learn, to long for our past and to love Canada today. (
Guelph Mercury 20061209)
A gorgeous... book filled with iconic Canadian images. (Pamela Klaffke
Calgary Herald 20061022)
A richly illustrated celebration of Canadian symbols... from 100-year-old antiques to kitschy souvenirs... An extraordinarily beautiful book. (James MacGowan
Ottawa Citizen 200611)
Fun and entertaining... gorgeous... You will be seeing red and white before you can put it down. (Joe Bryksa
Winnipeg Free Press 20061202)
A long succession of arresting colour images. (
Globe and Mail 20061210)
A wonderful collection of wonderful and wacky things... beautifully photographed and designed... informative and entertaining. (Jim Barber
Simcoe.com 20061209)
A large format graphic book, bridging the gap, in a most compelling way, between traditional and pop culture... wonderfully presented. (J. Herbert Bond
The Upper Canadian 20061201)
Kitschy, kitschy Canadiana. (
National Post 20061222)
A visual feast for the eyes... a beautiful volume that every Canadian family should enjoy together. (Deborah Wiles
Halifax Chronicle Herald 20061215)
An amazing photographic collection. (Wayne Newton
London Free Press 200712)
A true reason to be proud of all things Canadian ... Definitely a treat from first page to last. (
Shelf Life 20071231)
A big, proud and colourful celebration of Canada. (Krissie Rutherford
Oakville Beaver 200701)
Impressive and fascinating. (Annie Boulanger
The Record (New Westminster, BC) 200701)
A large and lavish display of favourite Canadian symbols in rich colour photography. A must-have for any Canadian coffee table. (
The General Store, National History Society, Canad )
Curiously compelling ... depicts a spectacular collection of vivid Canadian memorabilia.... Pure fun, with a little history mixed in. (
Canadian House & Home )
Goes far beyond souvenir-store kitsch. (
CAA Magazine )
A dizzying array of artifacts... Even the most jaded Canuck is likely to feel a surge of patriotic pride. (
Azure: Design, Architecture and Art )
Amazing, amusing Canadian antique and folk-art collection, contemplated by pieces from museums and private sources. (Carole Desormeaux
Canadian Camera )
Donna Farron Hutchins is a psychotherapist, artist and actor. With Nigel she has co-authored three books on architectural preservation, including the much acclaimed Restoring Old Houses. She lives in Oakville, Ontario.
Nigel John Hutchins is an award-winning designer and decorator. His three books on architectural preservation have become standard works. In recent years he has been principally involved in film and television. He lives in Oakville, Ontario.
Matthew Beverly is a professional photographer and digital artist. He has worked with many major corporations as a creative director. He lives in Cambridge, Ontario.
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