White button with black lettering and graphic of a hummingbird
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- Taken from McGill University Archives subject headings.
White button with black lettering and graphic of a hummingbird
Peterson, BettyPoster for the 4th annual Atlantic Earth Festival, August 28-30 at Seaview Park/Africville. Poster has information on featured performances by Taj Mahal, Rawlin’s Cross and other artists, as well as an environmental trade show and workshops, pricing, and activities at the festival. Text surrounds Alice Reed’s painting ‘Summer Shore, Lower Prospect.’
Peterson, BettyPoster for the Atlantic Earth Festival, July 19-21, 1991 in Rosebud, Nova Scotia. Text describes pricing for the weekend and activities offered. Poster background is Jane Schlossberg’s painting ‘Group of Seven,’ on loan from the Market House Gallery.
Peterson, BettyPoster for the Atlantic Earth Festival, July 19-21, 1991 in Rosebud, Nova Scotia. Text describes pricing for the weekend and activities offered. Poster background is Jane Schlossberg’s painting ‘Group of Seven,’ on loan from the Market House Gallery.
Peterson, BettyPoster of a Tommy Douglas quote. Text overlaid on an image of a rainbow in a dark sky behind a tree. Image from the Harald Sund Image Bank.
Peterson, BettyWhite button with green lettering and green silhouette of a bullfrog.
Peterson, BettyRed button with white lettering and graphic of fish bones.
Peterson, BettyRed button with white lettering and graphic of fish bones.
Peterson, BettyWhite button with blue lettering and IITC [International Indian Treaty Council] logo.
Peterson, BettyPoster for a march on October 28, 1990 in Montreal protesting NATO military exercises in Nitassinan. Text describes the military exercises as a threat to the Innu people, destructive to the environment, and a contributor to global militarism. Poster background is an image of a footprint against a red landscape featuring skulls. Poster design and illustration by Richard Parent.
Peterson, Betty