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1by Alexander, Don“... (as with the Inuit) which are sufficiently 'primitive' for the art critics, on the other. But there is a growing...”
Published 1986
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2by Alexander, Don“... (as with the Inuit) which are sufficiently 'primitive' for the art critics, on the other. But there is a growing...”
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3by Alexander, Don“... (as with the Inuit) which are sufficiently 'primitive' for the art critics, on the other. But there is a growing...”
Published 1986
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4by Alexander, Don“... (as with the Inuit) which are sufficiently 'primitive' for the art critics, on the other. But there is a growing...”
Published 1986
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5by Alexander, Don“... (as with the Inuit) which are sufficiently 'primitive' for the art critics, on the other. But there is a growing...”
Published 1986
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6by McNeal, Joanne Carolyn“... in their lives; how they value cultural history, and how they practice aesthetics, and/or art criticism. Forty...”
Published 1997
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7“... secondary motif in the work of non-Aboriginal artists, sometimes even going unnoticed by art critics...”
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8by Uzel, Jean-Philippe“... secondary motif in the work of non-Aboriginal artists, sometimes even going unnoticed by art critics...”
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