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Arts & Cultures Collections » Browse Collections » 20th/21stCenturyNWC » Late 20th/early 21st century » Haida » GarnerMoody »


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Object #   2004-2/19
Object name   Model Totem Pole, Argillite
Culture   Haida
Credit   Gift of Arthur B. Steinman
Source   Mr. Arthur B. Steinman

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