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Felt hangings of Jessie Oonark are among the most spectacular pieces in Indian art show, Gary Michael Dault says
Felt hangings of Jessie Oonark are among the most spectacular pieces in Indian art show, Gary Michael Dault says

Felt hangings of Jessie Oonark are among the most spectacular pieces in Indian art show, Gary Michael Dault says

Date6/24/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Felt hangings of Jessie Oonark are among the most spectacular pieces in Indian art show; Gary Michael Dault says.
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