Richly illustrated with more than a hundred color reproductions, "Inuit art in celebration 1948 - 1970" is an impressive photographic tribute to an art form virtually unknown fifty years ago, but which now regularly appears in major exhibitions around the world. A product of economic necessity, Inui art has captured the imagination of art lovers since 1949, when it was first exhibited. "Inuit art in celebration 1948 - 1970" presents sculptures from the period when the Inuit of Canada abandoned their nomadic life to settle in small villages all over the Arctic. During this tumultuous period, in a society threatened by acculturation, art played a crucial social role in remembering and expressing the rich oral history of this culture. Author: Maria von Finckenstein Editions: Key Porter Books / Canadian Museum of Civilization, Toronto Condition: very good Language: French Number of pages: 191 Dimensions: 290 x 240 mm Related ISBN: 978-0660960081
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