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  1. Ellen Neel, Tsonoqua Mash, 1960
Item Details

Title: Tsonoqua Mask

Artist: Ellen Neel

Date: 1960

Format: Sculpture

Location: Pegasus Gallery of Canadian Art (on-line)

Size: 16.50 × 25.40 × 8.90 cm

More Information: Carved wood mask.  Collection of the Pegasus Gallery, Vancouver, BC.

Further Research: Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
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