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Very good, softcover.
• The Artist: Ts'uts'umutl Luke Marston is a renowned Coast Salish master carver from British Columbia, Canada.
• The Cover Art: The central graphic features a striking metallic facial sculpture detail representing First Nations carved artistry.
• The Story: The book documents the creation and history behind Marston's monumental 14-foot bronze-cast cedar sculpture also named Shore to Shore, erected at Brockton Point in Vancouver's Stanley Park. The monument honors his Coast Salish and Portuguese heritage, charting the family lineage tracing back to Portuguese adventurer Joe Silvey and his First Nations wives, Kwatleematt and Khahailten
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Very good condition; hard cover • Core Meaning: Namwayut translates to "we are all one"...
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Very good hardcover • Core Subject: The book chronicles the modern political and cultural sovereignty...
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Very good condition; soft cover • Subject: It details the life story of Rena Point...
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Very good condition; soft cover The book chronicles the land claims struggle and historical aboriginal...