Painting Culture, Painting Nature: Stephen Mopope, Oscar Jacobson, and the Development of Indian Art in Oklahoma by Gunlög Fur (review)

difficult to find. Moreover, the book tends to treat Winnipeg in isolation, as its relationships to other cities, and the effects of upperlevel jurisdictions on municipal politics, are not well explored. That said, Blanchard’s book does a good job of chronicling a decade of Winnipeg history that to date has been underrepresented in scholarship. Scholars of Winnipeg and of Manitoba in the early twentieth century will find this book to be a helpful reference to guide their historical investigations.