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  1. Chief Henry Speck, Totem name design: Eagle
Item Details

Title: Totem: Eagle

Artist: Chief Henry Speck

Format: Painting [watercolour]

Location: Royal BC Museum

Fonds: CN# 19224

Size: 30.40 × 35.50 cm

More Information:  Collection of the Royal BC Museum, 19224.

Further Research: Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
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