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  1. Chief Henry Speck, Pencil Drawing
Item Details

Title: Pencil Drawing

Artist: Chief Henry Speck

Format: Drawing

Location: Royal BC Museum

Fonds: CN# 15489

More Information: Early Henry Speck, Saint Michael’s Residential School, Alert Bay, Dorthay Lucas collection.

Further Research: Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
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