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Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities
Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities

Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities

Date10/6/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104117F
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Artist Robert Bateman at work in his studio surrounded by a clutter of books, papers and sketches, above
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6/26/1975
Prized Souvenirs of a budget holiday in Europe are these pencil sketches done by an Italian art student which writer Val Oliva brought back home with her
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Frank Gallo. Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1933. Exhibited in many major U.S. cities, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York
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Eskimo Artist sees her weaving hung in Inuit Gallery 1,500 miles from Baffin Island home
Eskimo Artist sees her weaving hung in Inuit Gallery 1,500 miles from Baffin Island home
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The stranger's guide to the cities of Montreal and Quebec, together with sketches of the cities of Toronto, Kingston and Hamilton, and of the towns of(...)
The stranger's guide to the cities of Montreal and Quebec, together with sketches of the cities of Toronto, Kingston and Hamilton, and of the towns of(...)
1852
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
7/11/1983
Famous Eskimo Carver Davidee Kagvik
Famous Eskimo Carver Davidee Kagvik
3/26/1971
Surrounded by his works of art is Eskimo sculptor Axangayu, who was in Toronto earlier this week for the opening of his one-man show at the new Innuit(...)
Surrounded by his works of art is Eskimo sculptor Axangayu, who was in Toronto earlier this week for the opening of his one-man show at the new Innuit(...)
5/13/1970
Hazuluk explains his ar. He is in town for Eskimo craft show
Hazuluk explains his ar. He is in town for Eskimo craft show
3/1/1967
Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty, shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts, holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezee(...)
Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty, shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts, holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezee(...)
3/18/1968