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
Additional Artworks
From Lesley Turner
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Bedrock (cards)
linen, earth pigment, cotton thread
7 x 5.5 x 0.5 in
C$20
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Boxed Shirt
Men's business shirt, shadow box
12 x 10 x 1.75 in
C$150
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Blue Collar White Collar
Men's cotton shirt collars, polyester thread, bed sheet
20 x 10 x 0.5 in
C$280
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White Collar Blue Collar
Men's cotton shirt collars, polyester thread, bed sheet
20 x 10 x 0.5 in
C$280
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Scorch: Away with the Fairies
Vintage embroidered hand towel, cotton bedsheet, polyester thread
30 x 20 x 0.5 in
C$250
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Scorch: Reverie
Vintage embroidered hand towel, cotton bedsheet, polyester thread
30 x 20 x 0.5 in
C$250
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Origins 1
Vintage wool blankets hand and machine stitched and cut back applique.
77 x 71 x 1 in
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The Art of Concealment
Cotton and linen tea towels and cotton doily
96 x 45 x 36 in
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