Aitnanu: The Lives of Helene and William-Mathieu Mark Tapa blanda - 1994

Hull: Canadian Museum of Civilization, 1993. paperback. good. Profusely illustrated in b/w photos. 128 pages. Square 8vo, pictorial wrappers. (Hull): Canadian Museum of Civilization, (1993). A good copy--foxing to pages and outer edges, wrappers lightly soiled.<br/> <br/>

Hull [Quebec], Canadian Museum Of Civilization. 1994. Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: 128pp., very richly illustrated, captions, map, acknowledgements. Very fine copy.

Hull, Quebec: Canadian Museum of Civilization [0-660-14015-2] 1993. (Mass market paperback) 128pp. Very good. 8vo. A photographic journal of how the Innu people live, produced to accompany the "Ainanu" exhibition that had been touring Canada and France since 1986. Map, black and white photographs and accounts explore the life and cultural challenges of the Innu community. Clean, tight, bright copy..

Québec: Canadian Museum Of Civilization - Éditions Libre expression, 1993 « The Innu word aitnanu means "this is how we live." The words and images in this book are a record of the life of an Innu family and of Innu culture, a small society in northeastern Canada that has traditionally subsisted by hunting, fishing, and gathering. Photographer Serge Jauvin lived for a year with Helene and William-Mathieu Mark, photographing every aspect of their daily lives. To accompany the photographs, the Marks related the stories of their lives, conveying along with their personal histories the Innu way of life and their culture's sometimes uneasy existence within North American society. These words and images are a rich and vivid narrative of a people struggling to preserve their cultural identity. ». 1ère Édition. Soft cover. New.

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.