DORSET 78 Cape Dorset Annual Graphics Collection 1978 Tapa dura - 1978

Toronto: M. F. Feheley, 1978. Minor bumping top of spine of both book and jacket. 80 pages with reproduction of graphics collection 1978, many in colour. . First Edition. Hard Cover in Dust Jacket. Near Fine Plus/Near Fine Plus.

Toronto: M.F. Feheley Publishers, 1978.. Illustrates the art of 20 Inuit artists. "Most of the artists were interviewed while viewing the year's collection ofprints at the West Baffin Eskimo Co-Operative print shop. Their comments as recorded herein reveal a delight at seeing their work in its final form, and give some interesting personal insights into each artist's view of his or her life and work. The book also includes the complete annual spring lithography collection, as well as the World Wildlife Fund portfolio collection - the whole further enhanced by a section of black and white pictures by George Hudson, one of Canada's foremost photographers." 21.5cms x 24.5cms. Pp.80, black & white and colour illustrations throughout + many black and white photographs. Brown cloth, dustwrapper edges slightly rubbed. VG/VG.

Toronto: M.F.Feheley Publishers, 1978. First Edition. hardcover. Very Good/very good. 4to Oblong. pp. 79.illustrated with colour and b/w prints and photographs

Toronto: M. F. Feheley. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. 0919880134 . Ex-library in very good condition - laminated cover & usual stamps & stickers. Light edge & corner wear, light soiling. Interior pages clean & tight. Jacket attached to book. Profusely illustrated in b/w & colour. Showcases the art of leading Inuit artists in the Canadian North, with 70 reproductions in b/w and colour showing the work of twenty different inuit printmakers working at the Cape Dorset printmaking studios. Text include artists interviews and a photo essay. This annual also features the art of Ikayukta as well as including the spring lithography collection and the World Wildlife Fund portfolio collection. Also included is a section of b/w photos by George Hunter, a foremost Canadian photographer. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .