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Proud Fisherman
Artist
Jessie Oonark
Back River area, Nunavut, 1906 – Churchill, Manitoba, 1985Active in Baker Lake, Nunavut
Title
Proud Fisherman
Date
1969
Materials
Stonecut, stencil, 23/26
Dimensions
85.4 x 62.1 cm
Publisher
Printmaker: Basil Tatanniq (born in 1952)
Printer: Thomas Nakturalik Mannik (born in 1948)
Credits
Purchase, Horsley and Annie Townsend Bequest, inv. Gr.1970.674
Collection
Graphic Arts
© Public Trustee of Nunavut, Estate of Jessie Oonark
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