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Isaac Brazeau and a bear cub
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Isaac Brazeau and a bear cub
- Subject
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Makwa (bears)Makwa (bears)
- Spatial Coverage
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Kitcisakik (Grand Lake Victoria)Kitcisakik (Grand Lake Victoria)
- Famille
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BrazeauBrazeau
- Description
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Isaac Brazeau is holding a bear cub in his arms. A woman, probably Jacinthe Brazeau, stands behind him. Assigning them a human name was not recommended.
In the past, people would sometimes domesticate bear cubs to keep them as pets. Alex Mapachee recounts: ‘We used to say we could eat it later. But when the time came, we couldn’t bring ourselves to kill it; it had become part of the group. We would take it far away, to the edge of the lake, so it wouldn’t come back.’ Some people rather tamed beavers, otters... and even raccoons. - Format
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PhotographyPhotography
- Étendue
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b&wb&w
- Technique de fabrication
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Gelatin silver-printGelatin silver-print
- Titre antérieur
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Isaac Brazeau and Jacinthe Brazeau ? [Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec]
Title changed, as it was approximate. - Contributor
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Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (sharing)
- Date Modified
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2025-08-04
- Access Rights
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Open accessOpen access
- License
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Protected by copyrightsProtected by copyrights
- Identifier
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08Y_P185GP40 [Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec]
