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Musée d'Art Inuit Brousseau
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A creation of the people who operate the three most reputable galleries of Inuit art in the city (see chapter 16), this private museum is an extension of the lifelong interest of collector Raymond Brousseau. The permanent collection of more than 450 sculptures is supplemented by occasional thematic exhibitions. In addition to carvings in stone and tusk, there are examples of fishing and hunting gear and clothing.
39 rue St-Louis.Phone: 418/694-1828.Open: Daily 9:30am-5:30pm.Admission C$6 (US$4.30) adults, C$4 (US$2.85) seniors and students 13 and older, free for children 12 and under with parent.
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