Image of Bill Reid and Robert Davidson standing next to wooden carving in progress. Information on the back of the image credits the photograph to Wilson Duff, Museum of Anthropology curator. The date and place written on the image is 1968 in Montreal.
Item is an image of eight people in a harbour by a boat. According to annotations, photograph was taken in Anaulirvik (also referred to as Cape Wolstenholme)
Item is an image of three people in a harbour by a boat moving cargo. One of the people is in the background carrying a bag, and two of the people are pushing a barrel from The St. Lawrence Flour Mills Company Limited labeled as oats. According to annotations, photograph was taken in Anaulirvik (also referred to as Cape Wolstenholme)
Item is an image of cliffs seen from the distance. According to annotations, photograph was taken in Anaulirvik (also referred to as Cape Wolstenholme)
Item is an image of a harbour seen from the distance. According to annotations, photograph was taken in Anaulirvik (also referred to as Cape Wolstenholme)
Item is a close up image of a ship with three men standing on the deck. According to annotations, the ship was a pilot cutter and photograph was taken at Pointe-au-Pere, Quebec
Item is a close up image of a ship with one man standing on the deck. According to annotations, the ship was a pilot cutter and photograph was taken at Pointe-au-Pere, Quebec
Pavilion for an exhibition held in Montreal. This was the pavilion where the Museum of Anthropology set up a Northwest Coast exhibit for the "Man and His World" Exhibition from 1969-1970.
Pavilion for an exhibition held in Montreal. This was the pavilion where the Museum of Anthropology set up a Northwest Coast exhibit for the "Man and His World" Exhibition from 1969-1970.
A Kwakwaka'wakw house post and a feast dish from the Museum of Anthropology on display for the Northwest coast exhibit of "Man and His World" in Montréal.
Pavilion for an exhibition held in Montreal. This was the pavilion where the Museum of Anthropology set up a Northwest Coast exhibit for the "Man and His World" Exhibition from 1969-1970.