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Lesley Turner, '49th Parallel', 2002, 21.5"h x 17"w. Wool yarn, cotton thread, acrylic paint, cotton fabric, acrylic felt. Farming subsidies mean Montana farmers can afford to irrigate and intensively grow grain crops. Albertan ranchers have left their land covered in native grasses while their cattle roam within vast properties. Photo: John Dean Photographs Inc

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From Lesley Turner

  1. Sea Chest by Lesley Turner, Image 1.

    Sea Chest

    Timtex and silk fabric painted with acrylic inks. Hand and machine stitched and embossed with copper

    3 x 12 x 10 in

    C$360

  2. Precipitation by Lesley Turner, Image 1.

    Precipitation

    Acrylic felt painted with acrylic paint machine stitched with cotton, metallic, rayon and polyester threads.

    36 x 22 x 1 in

  3. Nami by Lesley Turner, Image 1.

    Nami

    Silk paper hand and machine embroidered

    10 x 10 x 3 in

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