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Indigena
Indigena

By Gerald McMaster, Indígena, Gerald R. McMaster, Musée Canadien Des Civilisations (Hull, Québec)

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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 people...

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Indigena: Contemporary Native Perspectives
Indigena: Contemporary Native Perspectives

By Gerald McMaster, Indígena, Gerald R. McMaster, Musée Canadien Des Civilisations (Hull, Québec), Lee-Ann. Editors. MCMASTER Gerald & MARTIN

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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 people...

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