- 140-3-A-15
- Bestanddeel
- [2010]
Part of MOA Shop fonds
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Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Arts Festivals [WAM! research]
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Chris Delany Photos for Shop/Gary Concha
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Spirit of Haida Gwaii License and Distribution Agreement
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Lyle Wilson - Diving Whale [statement of agreement]
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Lyle Wilson - Coastal Scene #1 [statement of agreement]
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Lyle Wilson - Note Card Designs [statement of agreement]
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Lyle Wilson Spirit Bear Dancing pin
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Part of MOA Shop fonds
Mountainous landscape with people
Part of Lorna R. Marsden fonds
Photograph of a mountainous landscape somewhere in northern Ethiopia with figures in the foreground.
Group wearing thick-clothed garments from Ethiopia
Part of Lorna R. Marsden fonds
Photograph of a group of three people, some of whom are wearing garments produced in Mekele, Ethiopia. These kind of thick-clothed garments were not worn by Ethiopians, but largely by westerners working and living there, or purchased as souvenirs. Garments like these were made by Ethiopians as part of the USAID economic initiative in Ethiopia in 1971-1975, which directed traditional Ethiopian skills towards revenue-producing activities.
Man walking across street in a city in northern Ethiopia
Part of Lorna R. Marsden fonds
Photograph of a man walking across a palm tree-lined street in a city in northern Ethiopia, with cars passing by.
Plaza in a city in northern Ethiopia
Part of Lorna R. Marsden fonds
Photograph of a street plaza in a city somewhere in northern Ethiopia, with parked cars, pedestrians, and a cyclist. Photograph also shows some building façades.
Tomb of the Queen of Sheba excavation site with mountainscape
Part of Lorna R. Marsden fonds
Photograph of the excavation site of what was then thought to be the tomb of the Queen of Sheba in Aksum, Ethiopia. Lorna R. Marsden purchased several paintings on cardboard from roadside sellers near the excavation site, which were later donated to the Museum of Anthropology in 2016.