Pitaloosie Saila
Inuit
- Strange Ladies – 2006
- Lithograph on paper
- 38.2 x 57 cm
- Collection of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
The three women in the artwork all crossed Pitaloosie's path in the 1950s, when she was in the south for treatment of tuberculosis. A fashionable woman in Montreal wearing a hat with a mesh veil made a lasting impression. "I'd never seen anyone dressed like that before... I’d never seen a nun before either, and I remember her because she was very stern. The nurse took care of me for a time in Halifax."
– Pitaloosie Saila
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