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Contemporary Iroquois sculpture - 1969-1987, the art of carving as an Iroquois tradition and the emergence of a modern school of sculpture : the works of Duffy Wilson, Stan Hill and Joe Jacobs

Carolyn E. Hawley

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Key concepts: Sculpture, Carving, Art, Art history, Visual arts, Performance art

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