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The Rappahannock Library will oner an evening dedicated to the Inuit—or Eskimo— people of the Canadian Arctic, their history, the harshness of the climate and land in which they live, and above all, their art at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10.
Judith Varney Burch of Richmond, a docent for 20 years for the Virginia Museum of Fine Art, will show slides, sculpture, drawings, prints and wall hangings of the Inuit that she has collected in her annual visits to the Canadian Arctic over the last six years. v
What first attracted her to Inuit art, says Mrs. Burch, was its “sense of authenticity and honesty.” In her visits, she has become friends with artists and families, sometimes relying on children to act as interpreters when communicating with older Inuits.
From the start, she collected only the finest examples of Inuit art. The subjects which the artists portray include animals, birds,
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