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Sisters<\/h1>\n

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Loreene Henry<\/strong><\/span> (b. 1950)<\/span><\/h3>\n

Cayuga Nation, Turtle Clan<\/p>\n

not dated [c. 2017-22]
Soapstone<\/a>
5″ x 3″ x 10″<\/p>\n

The two sisters in the piece Sisters<\/em> <\/strong>depict two generations, a mother and a daughter, or grandmother and granddaughter. Even names are passed through the family line. We hold the women in high esteem because they bring children to the next generation to keep the family strong.<\/p>\n

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Location<\/strong>: Second Floor, EllisDon Wing, Frank Holmes Centre, Huron University<\/p>\n

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Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025| Loreene Henry. | Photographs by Ryan Rabie | Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025 | Huron Library. |Reproduction is prohibited.<\/p>\n

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