Women in Business through the photography of Hannah Maynard
Hannah Maynard (1834–1918) was an innovative photographer and one of the first women to own and operate a studio in Canada. She distinguished herself not only through her professional achievements but also through her experimentation with cutting-edge photographic techniques. Through the activities in this guide, students will explore how social and historical circumstances, aesthetic choices, and innovation shaped her experiences in business.
- Voices from the Studio: Clients, Creativity, and Commerce
- Women in Business: Then and Now
- A Business Feature: Hannah Maynard
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- Business Studies
- Media Arts
- Visual Arts
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