INUIT DOLLS: REMINDERS OF A HERITAGE.


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176 pp, oblong 8vo (8 1/2" H x 11" D). Profusely illustrated with b&w and colour photographs, maps. Some additional text in Inuktitut. "The ancient art of Inuit dollmaking is disappearing slowly but surely. The real Inuit play dolls have already come to an end and today, the only dolls that remain are collectors' dolls made by Inuit dollmakers for the southern retail market. We have put this book together, most particularly for the Inuit growing up today, in order to preserve an important part of their cultural heritage." Interior - gift inscrption on first page, otherwise clean and tight with no other ownership marks. Exterior - minor edgewear/wrinkling, minor rubbing.

Title: INUIT DOLLS: REMINDERS OF A HERITAGE.

Author Name: Strickler, Eva and Alookee, Anaoyok. Introduction by Razie Brownstone. Patricia Michael, editor.

Edition: First Edition

ISBN Number: 0919952380

ISBN-13: 9780919952386

Location Published: Toronto, Canadian Stage & Arts Publications: 1988

Binding: Soft Cover

Book Condition: Very Good

Categories: Art - First Nations/Indigenous Art, Canada - Native Peoples

Seller ID: 21724

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