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Color photograph of a tree in a forest with a drawing of a man and a little girl with their hands on the tree. Artist:
Auchter, Chris Creators / Group:
British Columbia Native AIDS Awareness Project Language:
English Locale:
British Columbia, Canada Dimensions:
61 x 46 cm. Identifier:
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