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The Place We Call Home A History of Fort McMurray, as its people remember 1778-1980 by Irwin Huberman animals The art of Bill Ward which recounts and reprints Quebec

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Halftone depot sheet — citrus ink, brutal tile edges, metro rhythm.

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The Place We Call Home A History of Fort McMurray, as its people remember 1778 1980 by Irwin Huberman animals The art of Bill Ward which recounts and reprints Quebec The art of Bill Ward (1918 1998) has become so rare and collectible that photographer and veteran TASCHEN editor Eric Kroll has had to trawl through archives across America to assemble this broad selection of Ward’s very best work ISBN 10: 1878271970 ISBN 13: 9781878271976

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