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2009
Turner, N. J., Yilmaz A., Berkes F., Davidson-Hunt I. J., Fusun Ertug Z., & Miller A. (2009).  Cultural management of living trees: an international perspective. 29 ( 2 ),  237-270 . Abstract
2008
Ainslie, P., & Laviolette M. - B. (2008).  Alberta art and artists : An overview. Abstract
2006
Laviolette, M. - B. (2006).  An Alberta art chronicle : Adventures in recent and contemporary art. 1-544.
2005
Townshend, N. (2005).  A history of art in Alberta, 1905-1970. 1-292.
2003
Kaye, F. W. (2003).  Hiding the audience : Viewing arts & arts institutions on the prairies. 1-301. Abstract
2000
Crandall, R. C. (2000).  Inuit art: a history. 1-420.
1999
McKendry, B. (1999).  An Illustrated Companion to Canadian Folk Art. 1-297.
1996
Minion, R. (1996).  Inuit Art and Artists. 1-80.
Oakes, J., & Riewe R. (1996).  Our boots: an Inuit women's art. 1-224.
1991
Gibson, N. (1991).  The Artist as Historian: The Life and Work of C.W. Jeffereys, Illustrator of Canada's History. 70(6 ; Dec-Jan),  6-16.
1989
Duncan, K. (1989).  Northern Athapaskan Art: A Beadwork Tradition. 1-224.
1986
Chown, D. (1986).  Painting in the Canadian Rockies between 1845 and 1923: An overview.
1984
[Anonymous] (1984).  Art competitions : Athabasca University, project one, Athabasca, Alberta. (Athabasca University, Ed.). 1-57.
Duncan, K. C. (1984).  Bead embroidery : the art of the northern Athapaskans. 1-283.
1983
McKendry, B. (1983).  Folk art: Primitive and naïve art in Canada. 288 pages .
MacLaren, I. S. (1983).  The influence of eighteenth-century British landscape aesthetics on narrative and pictorial responses to the British North American North and West, 1769-1872.
1979
Burch, Jr., E. S. (1979).  Ethnography of Northern North America: A Guide to Recent Research. 16(1), 62-146. Abstract
1974
Harper, R. J. (1974).  A people's art : primitive, naïve, provincial, and folk painting in Canada. 1-176.
1972
Richmond, S. (1972).  Material culture of the Athapaskan peoples of the Northwest Territories. Abstract

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