Archive / Dr. Harry Hawthorn unpacking paintings for the Museum of Anthropology
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Item Details
Title: Dr. Harry Hawthorn unpacking paintings for the Museum of Anthropology
Artist: George Clutesi
Curator: Harry Hawthorn
Date: November 24, 1948
Format: Photograph [black and white print]
Location: UBC Archives Historical Photographs
Fonds: Special Collections, UBC #1.1/9764-2
More Information: Dr. Harry Hawthorn shown with seven paintings by George Clutesi which had been purchased by UBC Museum of Anthropology. Collection of the Unviersity of British Columbia Archives, UBC 1.1/9764-2.
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Essays
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By Scott Watson
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Video Interviews
Video interviews conducted between December 2008 and May 2009 reflecting on Vancouver’s art scene in the sixties.
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- 04Gary Lee-Nova with Scott Watson