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Cultivation Equipment

Object Type

stump puller

Material

iron

Accession Number

969.18.1

Description

Stump-puller: rusty, without chain.

Date Range

c.1932

Object Type

gift

Material

metal and wood

Accession Number

970.50

Description

The scuffler, which is also called a cultivator it was used on farms. Used to stir and aerate soil by running it along crops.

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Ivana Koronikawa

Accession Number

970.80.1-4

Description

Drawings of flowers. 70.80.1 - Dogwood (Bunch berry) Cornus Canadensi L. 70.80.2 - Buttercup (Ranunculus Sp.) 70.80.3 - Sand Spurrey 70.80.4 - Drosera (Kitimat Weed)

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Miss Ivana Koronikowa

Accession Number

970.128.1-6

Description

Flower drawings. 70.128.1 - black - White Malaxis 70.128.2 - black - Pearly Everlasting 70.128.4 - white - Red Huckleberry & Alaska Berry 70.128.5 - white - Penstemon or Beard Tongue 70.128.6 - white - Copper Bush

Object Type

Purchased

Material

paper & wood & oil paint

Artist

Mike Bateman

Accession Number

970.170

Description

Painting is an oil painting. Very pretty colours. It is in a wooden frame.

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Ivana Koronikowa

Accession Number

971.56.1-7

Description

These drawings are of flowers. 71.56.1 - Red Heather 71.56.2 - Indian paint brush 71.56.3 - Twin berry 71.56.4 - Wild Ginger 71.56.5 - Salmon Berry 71.56.6 - Yellow Violet 71.56.7 - Speed-well

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Ivana Koronikowa

Accession Number

971.56.8

Description

This is a drawing of a flower. Starflower Solomon's Seal.

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Painting

Material

paper and paint

Artist

Gordon Handford

Accession Number

971.62

Description

Watercolour painting of a scene with trees and the ocean.

Object Type

gift

Material

paper & ink

Artist

Theresa Ross

John Sverre

Mary Monteiro

Accession Number

972.13.1-3

Description

Collection of art pieces called Nature Print. They are ferns and other plants imprinted with ink on paper. There are 3 prints

Ferns, by Theresa Ross, Kitamaat Village; 7056

Ferns, by John Sverre, 21 Eagle, 2285

Ferns, by Mary Monteiro, 32 Lillooet, 7936

Object Type

Permanent Loan

Material

cedar bark

Accession Number

972.55.1

Description

Cedar bark basket is very bent out of shape.

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Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Mary Bourchier

Accession Number

974.22

Description

Drawing of Shepherds Purse mounted on black paper.

GMD

Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Debbie Thomschke

Accession Number

974.23

Description

Drawing of Sheperds Purse. Mounted on black paper.

GMD

Visual Arts

Object Type

Drawing

Material

paper

Artist

Jack Cornelis

Accession Number

974.24.1-2

Description

Drawings of Shepherd's Purse. Mounted on black paper.

Object Type

gift

Material

silk

Accession Number

974.40.11

Description

Silk rose is blue. It has a green stem.

GMD

Visual Arts

Object Type

Art Print

Material

paper & ink

Artist

Evan Ross

Accession Number

975.28

Description

Black & white silkscreen Killerwhale print. It features two whales on either side of a beaver.

Object Type

gift

Material

cedar

Accession Number

977.23

Description

This canoe replica was made out of cedar wood. It is without seat and paddle.

Object Type

gift

Material

sheet & crayons

Accession Number

981.10

Description

Done on old bedsheet with black crayons dissolved in parafin, 81"x40" of some Kitselas canyon petroglyphs.

Object Type

Purchased

Material

straw

Accession Number

981.38

Description

Basket woven by Clara Bolton of Kitamaat Village, plaited basket, warm brown trims.

Object Type

gift

Material

paper-wood-glass

Accession Number

982.45

Description

This photo print is in a wood frame.

Object Type

Purchased

Material

Wood

Artist

Robert Stewart

Accession Number

982.65.1

Description

Carved from half of a round of maple, unfinished surface. Width across widest point: 5.5 cm Used for eating fish only