Archive / Carr Brushes Go East, Vancouver Province, January 4, 1967
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Title: Carr Brushes Go East, Vancouver Province, January 4, 1967
Artist: George Clutesi
Date: January 4, 1967
Location: Pacific Newspaper Group Library
Publisher: Vancouver Province, Vancouver
More Information: Article about George Clutesi (at age 62) going east to paint the mural in the Indian pavilion at the Montreal World’s Fair. Collection of the Pacific News Group Library.
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