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Stone carving of a fish on a wave. Done by a member of the Ministic Sculpture Co-operative in the Island Lake region of Manitoba. The co-operative was founded in the 1970s and their work was shown at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in 1977.

Sculpture en pierre d’un poisson sur une vague. Provenance : coopérative Ministic Sculpture dans la région d’Island Lake, au Manitoba. La coopérative a été fondée dans les années 1970 et les œuvres des membres ont été exposées au Musée des beaux-arts de Winnipeg en 1977.

Craftsperson Keno, Isaiah

Materials/Matériaux Stone/Pierre

Dimensions 14.5cm (l) x 8.4cm (w) x 10.5cm (h)

Date Late 20th century/Fin du 20e siècle

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