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indigena

Catalogue of an exhibition 'Indigena' at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Ottawa, including portfolios of eighteen Indian and Inuit artists and six essays on the viewpoints of aboriginal peoples on historical and social themes.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 199 pages

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