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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(...)

Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty, shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts, holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezee(...)

Date3/18/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Every piece an original. Mrs. Howard Fogarty; shop supervisor of the Canadian Guild of Crafts; holds sculpture of owl created by Eskimo sculpture Ezeevudloo of Cape Dorset. All carvings at the annual spring show and sale are originals from Eastern Arctic.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103818F
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