- Luke
Orton Lindoe (8
March 1913 – 4
December 2000) was a
Canadian potter, painter, sculptor, and
businessman who did most of his work in Alberta, Canada...
- 1901–1901:
Erich Lindøe (MV) 1902–1903:
Thomas Haaland (MV) 1904–1904:
Rasmus G.
Hagland (V) 1905–1907: Ola
Bertelsen (V) 1908–1908:
Svend Lindøe (AvH) 1909–1909:...
- the Arts. AUArts' Luke
Lindoe Library is
named after alumnus, instructor, and
founder of the
Ceramics Department, Luke
Lindoe, and
maintains a collection...
- had a po****tion
density of 277.6/km2 (719.0/sq mi) in 2016. Luke
Orton Lindoe (1913–2000),
renowned Canadian painter, sculptor, potter,
businessman and...
-
estimated total length of 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in). Hanke,
Gavin F; Wilson, Mark VH;
Lindoe, L
Allan (2001). "New
species of
Silurian acanthodians from the Mackenzie...
- park
housing a
large number of
companies within the offs**** sector; the
Lindoe Offs****
Renewables Centre. Most
companies work with production, storage...
- 1974 near Utica, Kansas. The
fossil was
found by
Richard C. Fox and
Allen Lindoe in
rocks belonging to the
lower part of the
Smoky Hill
Chalk Member of the...
-
league commentator Luke
Lillingstone (1653–1713),
British army
officer Luke
Lindoe (1913–2000),
Canadian painter Luke
Lindon (1915–1988),
American football...
-
Moppett was born in Calgary. His
mother is
Carroll Moppett (now Taylor-
Lindoe) and his
father is Ron Moppett,
artists who
taught him
painting and drawing...
-
Mackenzie mountains. Calgary:
EXCELeration Corp. Hanke, G. F., Wilson, M. V., &
Lindoe, L. A. (2001). New
species of
Silurian acanthodians from the
Mackenzie Mountains...
