“I look
at you and I would rather look at you than all the portraits in the world
except possibly for the Polish Rider occasionally and anyway it’s in the Frick
which thank heavens you haven’t gone to yet so we can go together for the first time”

Especially important in a province that continually disregards Indigenous rights and sovereignty.

"There is also a growing realization across Canada that Indigenous participation is necessary for both true reconciliation and climate resilience."

To be fair to the council it has a government of Ontario sponsorship on the bottom

It’s not turned into thread, it’s tufted (I’m no crafter so can’t speak to the specific technique!). Various Eastern Woodlands nations taught the moose hair embroidery technique to French nuns who used it extensively too. Ruth Phillips has written great work on it.

Impressed they knew about him!

The matching symmetry between both mitts is amazing considering it was stitched with moose hair

I love how quillwork can look like beadwork. Major skils.

The Naskapi often borrowed European clothing designs like the cut of this caribou-skin coat and in their hats, and made them very much into their own cultural and artistic expressions.

There were a number of terrified children nearby

Somewhat unexpected in Princeton ha