Biggar museum (3 resultados)
Editorial: Biggar Museum and Gallery, Biggar, Saskatchewan
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Librería: Spafford Books (ABAC / ILAB), Regina, SK, CanadaSpafford Books (ABAC / ILAB)
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EUR 16,02
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Añadir al carrito[00no date]. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 4, [4], 82, 2pp. 4to. White card covers, front lettered and illustrated in black. Black comb binding. Map. Corners softly bumped. Clean, bright copy.
Biggar Saskatchewan, Canada; A Pictorial History
Biggar Museum & Gallery (editor) (Contributor John Dyck; Illustrations by Cheryl Gidluck; Photography by Norman Boake.)
Editorial: Biggar Museum & Gallery, Altona
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Librería: Burton Lysecki Books, ABAC/ILAB, Winnipeg, MB, CanadaBurton Lysecki Books, ABAC/ILAB
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[0-88925-131-2] 1980. (4to staplebound) Very good plus. 63pp. Black and white and color photographs and illustrations, maps. The edges and spine are lightly worn. "The scene on our cover is the first diplay in the Biggar Museum and Gallery. It portrays the life style of the natives before the white man. Mrs. Nancy Chapple (Dress…yman) and local Cree lady is seated by the fire and the tee pee constructed by her. The mural was paintd by four generous local artists as a gift to the community; Mrs. Esthet Clements, Mr. John Dyck, and Mr. And Mrs. Thomas Meszaros" - from the text. Contributors include John Dyck. Illustrations by Cheryl Gidluck. Photography by Norman Boake. Locale: Biggar--Saskatchewan; Prairie Provinces; Saskatchewan--Canada; Western Canada. (Western Canada).
Editorial: Both on her letterhead 4 Hillview Terrace Corstorphine Edinburgh. 21 September and 22 November, 1973
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Librería: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Reino UnidoRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Añadir al carritoLambie is the subject of a long obituary in The Scotsman, 21 January 2015. Both items 2pp., 4to. Both in good condition, with light signs of age and wear. ONE: 21 September 1973. She has 'heard good accounts' of the Gladstone Court Museum, and a friend 'now promises me to motor me there some time soon. At 81, I am no longer able… to go "under my own steam"'. She agrees to let him use her poem 'Background' in a Christmas card, but would like to see the design before printing. 'The copyright of my poems is now held by Mr Gordon Wright of Reprographia who published my recent collection of poems & I have informed him of your request, altho I don't think his consent is required as no money is involved.' As 'a native of Angus' she is 'much interested in the Glenesk Folk Museum near Tarfside & my friend, the founder of that collection, Miss M. F. Michie [sic, for Greta F. Michie] will be greatly interested in your collection.' She ends with a reference to a recording of 'the poem you have singled out' by '[o]ne of the local children, Graham Guthrie', 'for a broadcast celebration of my 80th birthday some years ago'. TWO: 22 November 1973. She is returning 'the draft sketches', commenting: 'While they have a certain charm, they don't really measure up to my idea of a child enough to require "frostit fingers rubbed" etc the figure of the girl looks too adult for that'. She asks for the artist to be thanked 'for his trouble', but feels that a 'simple snow scene, with no figures might have been better.' She is happy to have seen 'even briefly the wonderful collection you have at Biggar'. She has made no subsequent outings, 'as the cold of winter makes my lameness rather too crippling'. She did however manage to 'manoeuvre' herself 'with a friends car to make a short journey to a friends house to see a colour televised account of "that wedding"'. She has no television herself: 'just haven't time for it, if I am to keep up my reading'.
