Marius Barbeau (1883–1969)
Author of The Golden Phoenix, Eight French-Canadian Fairy Tales
About the Author
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Series
Works by Marius Barbeau
Totem Poles, Volume I: According to Crests and Topics (Distributed for the Canadian Museum of Civilization) (1991) 21 copies
THE TREE OF DREAMS 5 copies
Totem Poles: Totem Poles According to Crests and Topics: Bulletin No. 119 -- Volume 1 (1950) 2 copies
Romancero du Canada 2 copies
TOTEM POLES IN 2 VOLUMES Vol. 1: According to Crests & Topics; Vol. 2: According to Location (1964) 2 copies
The Kingdom of Saguenay 2 copies
Marius Barbeau's Photographic Collection: The Nass River (Canadian Museum of Civilization Mercury Series) (1988) 2 copies
Alaska beckons 2 copies
"Indian Captivities," 2 copies
Totem Poles Vols. I and II 2 copies
Louisiana French 1 copy
Folk Songs of French Canada 1 copy
Il était une fois 1 copy
The Indian Speaks 1 copy
Assomption Sash 1 copy
Le rêve de Kamalmouk 1 copy
J'ai vu Québec 1 copy
Ceinture Flechee 1 copy
Henri Julien 1 copy
Totem Poles Crests - Topics - Locations - Two Volumes - National Museum of Canada - Illustrated (1950) 1 copy
Indian Days 1 copy
Le Saguenay légendaire 1 copy
Alouette! 1 copy
Tobacco and The Fur Trade. 1 copy
Mountain cloud 1 copy
Associated Works
The Young Folks' Shelf of Books, Volume 02: Once Upon a Time (1993) — Contributor — 212 copies, 1 review
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Barbeau, Claude Marius
- Birthdate
- 1883-03-05
- Date of death
- 1969-02-27
- Gender
- male
- Education
- Université Laval
University of Oxford (Oriel College) - Occupations
- ethnographer
folklorist - Awards and honors
- Lorne Pierce Medal (1950)
Order of Canada
Rhodes Scholar - Nationality
- Canada
- Birthplace
- Sainte-Marie, Quebec, Canada
- Places of residence
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Place of death
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Associated Place (for map)
- Ontario, Canada
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Reviews
Intended as a tourist souvenir of Quebec, this collection of black and white photographs with brief text is a valuable historical record, published in 1957. From images of the first settlements in New France to modern day landmarks, buildings, and works of art, this is an interesting record of the traditional Quebec before the "quiet revolution".
Huron-Wyandot Traditional Narratives in Translations and Native Texts : National Museum of Canada Bulletin 1965 Anthropological Series No. 47 by Marius Barbeau
This scholarly 338 page work prints 40 stories in English and in the phonetic Native texts with literal translations. The book ends with 14 plates of portraits of descendants of the Wendat, an archival source in its own right.
A collection of eight French-Canadian folktales. Also released under the title The Golden Phoneix.
Song translations by Regina Lenore Shoolman. Illustrations by Arthur Lismer.
Bulletin 72, Anthropoligical Series No. 16
Price 25 cents
Bulletin 72, Anthropoligical Series No. 16
Price 25 cents
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- Works
- 82
- Also by
- 3
- Members
- 490
- Popularity
- #50,415
- Rating
- 3.9
- Reviews
- 4
- ISBNs
- 29
- Languages
- 2