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Posed photograph of a young Doukhobor woman. On back: "Doukbohor young lady/photo by Wride/Kamsack".
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Posed photograph of a young Doukhobor woman. On back: "Doukbohor young lady/photo by Wride/Kamsack".
Young Doukhobor couple. - Portrait.
Posed photograph of a young Doukhobor couple, with the man standing with right hand in pants pocket; the woman stands next to the man. On back: "Doukhobor couple/photo by Wride/Kamsack".
Young Doukhobor couple. - Portrait
Posed photo of a young Doukhobor couple, with the man seated at a table, with a book open in front of him. The woman stands behind the man.
Vasile Avramenko's School of Ukrainian National Dances
Posed group photo of Vasile Avramenko's School of Ukrainian National Dances in Winnipeg.
Vasile Avramenko's first school of Ukrainian National Dances.
Posed group photo of Vasile Avramenko's first School of Ukrainian National Dances, Toronto, 1926.
This is a photograph of Vasile Avramenko's with his dancers at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.
Posed image of Vasile Avramenko, Ukrainian Balletmaster, in dance costume.
Posed image of Vasile Avramenko, Ukrainian Balletmaster, in dancing costume.
Ukrainian home west of Veregin, [SK].
Image of front of Ukrainian home west of Veregin, [SK]. At the time this photo was taken the home was more then 25 years old. On back: "taken by Prof. McEwen".
Ukrainian home west of Veregin, [SK].
Image of side view of Ukrainian home west of Veregin, [SK]. On back: "taken by Prof. McEwen".
Posed image of two men seated around a table; a woman stands behind the table. All are dressed in Ukrainian National dress.
Group photo of six young people, five dressed in Ukrainian National dress. On back: "Ukrainian group/photo by Wride/Kamsack".
"Ukrainian Balletmaster-Vasile Avramenko-in Solo Dance "Dowboosh".
Posed image of Vasile Avramenko during the solo dance called "Dowboosh".
On back of photo: "Mrs. Bludoff Sr. and Mrs. Wasyl Bludoff stringing the warp in the loom previous to the demonstration. It took the two of them almost a day to do this and the warp skein of 5 yards length had been prepared before then came. Herring-bone pattern was woven in the linen. Four treadles were used".
On back of photo: "Mrs. Bludoff Sr. of Verigin at her loom, weaving Sask. grown flour. The loom was brought from Russia about 25 or 26 years before. It is all hand made and crude. Hanging on the wall are a strip of plaid woollen homespun made of black sheep and white sheep wool, next a strip of wool homespun on a cotton loom for a man's suit, next two strips of line. All these were woven by Mrs. Bludoff. Mrs. Kosemo Tarasoff is standing.