Inuit Eskimo Igloo Life Polar Region Hunting Dog Sled Rollable Wallchart

Vintage Mural Pull Down Wall Chart Landscape Sailing Ship the Coast of Greenland The wall chart shows a painting which shows a large ship in front of the coast of Greenland. It was ...

The vintage pull-down mural illustrates geological large and small forms of the earth's surface with flat coast, steep coast, volcanic island, fjord and icebergs. Tellus Publishing H...

The vintage-look poster print shows the appearance of a seal in wildlife. Colorful print on thick paper, almost cardboard. Measurements: Width 89.5cm (35.24 inch) Height 64 cm (25.20...

Antique Lithography Print depicting a Bear Hunt 19th Century An antique lithograph depicting a bear hunt. A colorful print from the middle of the 19th century. The artwork is framed...

Antique print of a dog from Baffin Bay, located between Baffin Island and the west coast of Greenland. Top image shows a dog sled. This print originates from ...

20th century school print of Ice bear and reindeer (double-sided) these prints were used to teach the kids about different animals around the world. Signed.

Title: 1757 Engraving of Inuit & Indigenous Peoples – Hudson Bay & Arctic Canoe Scene Description: This rare 1757 antique copperplate engraving presents two fascinating scenes depicting Indigenous life in Arctic Canada, focusing on the Inuit and other First Nations communities in the Hudson Bay region. Originally published in *Histoire Générale des Voyages*, the engraving provides an invaluable visual record of daily life, survival techniques, and traditional dwellings. The top illustration, titled 'Un Esquimau dans son Canot', depicts an Inuit paddling a sleek, narrow kayak through choppy waters, showcasing the remarkable boat-making skills of the Arctic peoples. The kayak, designed for hunting and efficient travel, is shown in its traditional form, reflecting centuries of adaptation to harsh northern environments. The bottom illustration, 'Esquimaux du côté du Nord-Ouest de la Baie de Hudson', portrays a male and female Inuit figure standing near an igloo, a crucial form of temporary winter shelter. The man holds a bow and arrows, symbolizing subsistence hunting, while the woman carries a small child. In the background, additional Indigenous dwellings, including conical tipis, suggest the presence of other First Nations groups living near the Hudson Bay coastline. The detailed hatching and shading techniques used in the engraving bring out the textures of clothing, landscapes, and architectural features, making this a historically and artistically significant piece. As an early European representation of Arctic Indigenous culture, it holds great value for collectors of ethnographic art, Canadian history, and antique travel prints...

Antique Chromolithograph of Sami Life in Lapland with Reindeer and Arctic Landscape, ca. 1890 This engaging chromolithograph titled “Die Lappländer” (The Lapps) was produced circa 1...