Inuit Art

An Inuit carving of a man signed on the base. It appears to be a hardstone not the typical

Late 19th century inuit snow goggles carved from bone or antler. These goggles were often carved to

A pair of antique Alaskan walrus tusks with scrimshaw decoration, one with three different whales the other with three different seals. Alaska, United States Length: 29.5 Inches. ...

Early powerful cubist mask from King Island, Alaska 1st nation peoples. King Island, created late 19th to early 20th century Mask is 10 1/2 inches high. old oxidized wood.

Inuit/Eskimo Pictorial Polychrome basket, first quarter of the 20th century. Straight sides

date to approximately 1965 and done in the Inuit style. This hand-carved soapstone carving depicts an

Large Inuit Soapstone Walrus, Signed in Italics and Numbered, (Please see pics), The Walrus

This is a limited edition Inuit stonecut figurative engraving entitled "Ritual" by E. Terwilleger

"New Generation" is an embossed serigraph by Marvin Oliver (1946- ). The Inuit style print depicts

) from the “Canada Suite” series, a hand-signed and numbered Inuit-inspired silkscreen prints depicting

) from the “Canada Suite” series, a hand-signed and numbered Inuit-inspired silkscreen prints depicting

Inuit (Eskimo) oblong bowl from the 19th century with great patina. Bowl measures 14.5 x 8 x 2.75

Inuit Mythical Bird Soapstone Carving Signed & Numbered With Italics, A nice Inuit carving with

A nice duet of Eskimo or Inuit carvings of a walrus and a seal. They appear to be hardstone

in approximately 1999 in his signature Inuit style. The carving is composed of serpentine stone

his work, his first solo exhibition at a public institution, at the Museum of Inuit Art in Toronto

contribution to Inuit art has probably been her experimentation with media that are more painterly than linear

Inuit soapstone sculpture of hunter catching a seal. Signed in syllabics and disc number, E

1940s Danish Just Andersen Disco Metal Figurine of Inuit Mother and Child The figurine is made in

center for Inuit art, and Ningeeuga, in her 50s, became a successful, self-taught artist. She drew

West Baffin Eskimo Cooperative art studio in Cape Dorset (now Kinngait), Nunavut, Canada. During her

Human figure carved out of marble in the manners of Inuit Art Style

Inuits, circa 1900.

Stonecut colored print (33"W x 28"H) on Japanese art paper, #49 of 50, by famed Inuit artist

Folk art sealskin handbag from Greenland made by Inuits, part of Government controlled crafts

Intricately made piece of folk art by the Inuits. A boat made from animal skin called a 'konebot

Real Inuit kayak from Greenland. Stretched and stitched canvas over wood frame

This is a large carving of an Eskimo Hunter. The facial features are especially engaging. Signed on the botton A--ROk.

Inuit print. Signature to be identified. Good condition. Print (on view): 42.5 x 32.5 cm Frame: 64

Unusual embroidered blanket depicting spear fishing in a stream with rock dams. Needlework was probably learned from white settlers yet there is native story telling evident in this...

with form and composition rather than with narration as seen in much Inuit art. She painted Arctic

A rare old green land Inuit Eskimo wood tupilak magic figure A female figure with enigmatic

Two Inuit kayaks made in Greenland by the Inuits depicting the fast-moving hunting kayaks complete

, numbered 15/50 In original vintage frame. Artist Kananginak Pootoogook RCA Inuit Cape Dorset

This stone carving of a bird is very modern in its appeal. The sculpture was carved by KOOTOO of the Isaac Community: Iqaluit Signed on the base and followed by the number E7 162.

Canada on several occasions. This depiction of an Inuit child holding a fish is both simplistic in

This is an interesting piece carved by Utakajuak aka Otukradjuar. The artist was born in 1894 and was from Arviat or Eskimo Point.Identified by his numer, E1-62. He died in 1977.

This is an exceptionally large, and culturally significant work of Inuit stone carving art. It

This fine sculpture, "Playful Beluga Whale", in carved and polished green serpentine, is by Inuit

inuit hunter would use, such as spears, paddles and a ladder. This kayak is 21 " (53 cm) L x 5 and 1/2

Rare Antique Inuit Walrus Tusk scrimshaw fashioned into a cribbage board and adorned with

. This piece is very reminiscent of contemporary Inuit art. As we know art is our individual

Beautiful carved walrus ivory scrimshaw Inuit Native American ceremonial knife depicting a charming