From the 1890s to the 1930s, Edith S. Watson, spent virtually her entire adult life as a travelling frelance photographer. As aself-supporting, itinerant, artistic and commercial photographer, she travelled across Canada documenting the lives of rural people, frequently women, at work. Watson lived and worked with Bermudian journalist Victoria Hayward, who coined the phrase "Canadian mosaic" in their book Romantic Canada.
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