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  1. Henry Speck, Whale Hunter
Item Details

Title: Whale Hunter

Artist: Chief Henry Speck

Format: Drawing

Location: Glenbow Museum

Fonds: #R53.442

More Information:  Collection of Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Canada, R53.442.

Further Research: Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
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    Wilson Duff and Chief Henry Speck (Audio)
  2. 02. What the Heck Says Mr. Speck: The Chief Gives a Tootle for the Talents of Kwakiutl, Vancouver Sun, March 24, 1961
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  3. 03. Mick Henry opening
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