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portrait of Janine Fuller

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Portrait of Janine Fuller, who worked at Little Sister’s Book & Art Emporium and testified in the bookstore’s case against Canada Customs and the Canadian government in 1990. Portrait by Daniel Collins.

Type of Material: photograph

Publication Date: 2000

A woman is laying in a large white bathtub with one leg hanging out, reading a magazine. Apart from her right leg, her body is entirely covered by books and magazines; more books and magazines are visible on the floor beside her. There are a number of posters on the wall behind her, including one with the text, “fight censorship.”

portrait of Janine Fuller

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