Publicity Photos
1994 With Tom Leighton Photo by David Hartman	2002 Photo by David Morris	2002 Photo by David Morris
Alternate (right) click on any photo above and select save link as or save target as to download a high resolution JPEG file. Each file is approx 300K (the colour one is about 1.2M). Open the JPG file in PhotoShop and save as a TIFF file for publication use. The quality should be fine for program, newspaper, and newsmagazine use. All photos cleared for publicity use. Please credit photographers as appropriate. A 1987 photo is also available in small and large versions. The 1990 cover photo from Black and White & shades of grey by André Leduc is available in small and large versions.
Marie-Lynn and her favourite pastimes News! Marie-Lynn has acquired a young Canadian Horse! Click here for more details . At age ten in England A few years ago during that Christmas in Barbados Marie-Lynn as a teen with Traveller Still horse-crazy after all these years: Sept. 2000 Marie-Lynn's Feline Companions (Caution: volunteering for a cat rescue group means you too may end up with multiple cats!) Prunella (1970-92) a rescued barn kitten and faithful companion for over two decades Miss Pippin Prunella’s sweet successor, a refugee from the Humane Society Moki a platinum Burmese, acquired as a buddy for Pippin – a very cool guy Monet This amazing cat with pale blue eyes was born to a black & white yellow-eyed stray – Daddy must have been Ragdoll or some other fancy breed! Some of his sibs had congenital problems, so Marie-Lynn kept Monet just in case...so far, he's fine. Shady Lady Shady was an outdoor feral till the age of three. Blind in one eye, she was rescued and stayed in foster care at Marie-Lynn's for four years. Finally adopted, she hid out unhappily at her new home for two months. So Marie-Lynn took her back, and adopted her. She's happy now. Finch No one wanted to adopt this little trickster, born to a stray, because he had a heart murmur – Calypso Was going to be euthanized at the pound because she wasn’t tame enough to be adopted (see her story here) Gypsy Chinatown feral, trapped just before she gave birth; wasn’t re-released because she’s old and almost toothless. She is an ACR foster cat. Monet as a Keyboard Kitty
Marie-Lynn's Family Some of these photographs are included with the LP and CD release of Vignettes and have also been used in the promotion of the play Beautiful Deeds/De beaux gestes. Marie-Thérèse Allard Marie-Lynn's mother Arthur Barnard Hammond Marie-Lynn's father Marie-Lynn's grandmother Elsie as the queen in a play, 1912 Marie-Lynn's mother Marie-Thérèse at her first communion circa 1926 Marie-Lynn's grandmother Corinne with her second husband, Moise Allard, and seven of their eight surviving children circa 1930 Marie-Lynn's grandmother Elsie Kohl Hammond with her companion Ted Dobbin circa 1932 Arthur Barnard Hammond and friend circa 1923 The original “hand-tinted photograph of Elsie in her younger days”