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Arctic Vision : Art of the Canadian Inuit

Barbara Lipton, Helga Goetz, Marybelle Myers

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Lipton situates the Inuit historically and Goetz describes the cultural dynamics underlying Inuit art production, while Myers discusses the marketing of Inuit art. Includes descriptions of individual works as well as a map indicating Inuit art centres. Brief biographical notes on the 58 participating artists. Circa 25 bibl. ref.

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Lipton situates the Inuit historically and Goetz describes the cultural dynamics underlying Inuit art production, while Myers discusses the marketing of Inuit art. Includes descriptions of individual works as well as a map indicating Inuit art centres. Brief biographical notes on the 58 participating artists. Circa 25 bibl. ref.

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Lipton situates the Inuit historically and Goetz describes the cultural dynamics underlying Inuit art production, while Myers discusses the marketing of Inuit art. Includes descriptions of individual works as well as a map indicating Inuit art centres. Brief biographical notes on the 58 participating artists. Circa 25 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Arctic, The arctic, Visual arts, Geography, Art history, Art, Oceanography, Geology

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