Carving

Shaman's head

Carving

Seal and dog

Carving

Drum dancer

Carving

Owl outspread

Caribou man

Carving

Sherman's sister

Carving

Tupilak

Carving

Tupilak

Carving

Tupilak

Carving

Tupilak

Carving

Tupilak hunter and seal

Carving

Bird with fish by Shorty Killiktee

Carving

Mother and child

Faces

Polished, dark-stone abstract sculpture by Inuit artist Alex Alikashuak, 1999

Carving

Musk ox

Birds encompass owl

Carving

Bird Spirit

Carving

Owl shaman

Carving

Hunter carrying a cub

Carving

Dancing seal

Carving

Owl and lemming

Carving

Seated bear

Carving

Unexplainable joy of becoming grandparents

Carving

Basking seal

Two kudliks (quilliqs)

Carving

Woman and child

Woman Watching Fish

Untitled (two birds and two bears)

Carving

Self portrait (bust)

Carving

My granddaughter, Marie Evaluardjuk

Carving

My wife, Tapeeta Evaluardjuk

Carving

A young woman

Carving

Widowmaker

Carving

Family

Carving

Angry bear

Martin Frobisher

A steatite (soapstone) sculpture of a mechanical digger truck with a loaded scoop of fool's gold, by artist Jamasie Pitseolak of Kinngait, Nunavut, 2009. The work is an ironic reference to the "gold", actually iron pyrites, found on Baffin Island by British sixteenth-century sailor Martin Frobisher.

Carving

Hunter pulling seal

Carving

Hawk by Shorty Killiktee

Carving

Carving, Whale, by Jaco Ishulutaq from Pangnirtung, Nunavut, Baffin Island.

Carving

Carving, Animal in dark stone

Carving

Reed basket (a) with argillite knop on lid (b).

Carving

Reed basket (a) with argillite knop on lid (b)

Carving

Bird (no name). Artist: Kalai Adla, 1975.

Carving

Carving, Owl. Artist: Toona Iqulik, Qamanittuaq, 1995

Man killing bear

Soapstone carving of a hunter spearing a bear by Pilipusi Tukai. Puvirnituq (Povungnituk), Quebec, Nunavik, Canada, before 1970.

Carving

Soapstone carving of a woman with two children. Artist unknown. Inukjuaq (Port Harrison), Quebec, Nunavik, Canada, before 1970.

Basket

Grass woven basket, Yup'ik, made in Hooper Bay, Alaska.

Carving

Carving, mother and child, green soapstone, eastern Siberia.

Carving

Carving, salt and pepper pots, Alaskan walrus tusk.

Carving

Carving, walrus, Alaskan walrus tusk.

Carving

Carving, polar bear, Alaskan walrus tusk.

Carving

Carving, bird, Alaskan walrus tusk, posssibly a ptarmigan.

Carving

Carving, seated billiken figure, Alaskan walrus tusk.

Paungait

Print titled Paungait (Berries) by Kananginak Pootoogook, 2011, numbered 39/50

Carving

Polar bear, blue and green marbled serpentine, on a raw stone base, by Lucassie Echalook

Arctic crane with egg

Musk ox horn and whale bone carving of a bird with egg

Carving

Three narwhals on base, in applejack jadeite, Cape Dorset 1981

Carving

relic whalebone vertebrae, carved with faces front and back, Cape Dorset.

Carving

Hunter and Seal.

Carving

Hunter and Bear (carved into base), in dark grey serpentine/metabasics. Signed in Roman. Gjoa Haven, c. 1975. Good condition.

Igloo, model

Igloo, opens to two halves on wooden pegs revealing scene of husband, wife, utensils (kudlik), seal and dog. In buffed grey green serpentine. Signed in Roman, Coppermine 1976. Good condition with glued repairs to figures and kudlik.

Carving

Caribou, polished dark grey serpentine resinated to base. Signed in Roman, Gjoa Haven 1975. Good condition, minor repairs to caribou horns

Carving

Husband and wife on sled (kamiq) pulled by dogs carved witihn base all of mid green steatite/jadeite. Signed in syllabics, Gjoa Haven c. 1975.

Carving

Loon in dark green serpentine by Ningeosiak Ashoona, Cape Dorset 2009

Carving

Bird (flying) in green/black steatite (broken off stand)

Carving

Face/Mask. Mottled dark green serpentine. Signed in Roman, Gjoa Haven 1976.

Carving

Musk Ox (rampant), speckled green steatite. Signed in syllabics. Cape Dorset 1997.

Carving

Eagle in polished caribou horn, Pangnirtung - Nunavut, Baffin Island, 2003. The invoice is annotated with: 'demonstrating move from ivory to horn: mimic-ivory carving.'

Kayak, model

Model kayak, caribou antler, with kayaker and paddle.

Inukshuk

Inukshuk, grey purple metabasic stone, from Rankin Inlet RT Canada, 1999. (2509)

Kayak, model

Kayak with figure, grey metabasic stone(?), Arctic bay Feb 86, with paddle.

Carving

Inukshuk carving, made of polished stones

Casting a Spell

A colour stencil print, edition 48 of 50, entitled 'Casting a Spell' and printed by Ida Aivek from an original drawing by Helen Kalvak depicting an Inuk man with a snow knife moving towards the right while a shaman figure with animal features casts a spell towards him from behind. A harpoon lies on the ground between the figures adjacent to what may be an ice hole or another abandoned implement. Purchased by the giver in Ulukhaktok (formerly Holman), Victoria Island, Northwest Territories, between 1980 and 1982.

Look at me, look at you

Transformation mask carved from Western red cedar wood and baleen, combining the features of a bowhead whale and a human face. Hand carved by Othniel Art Oomittuk Junior, 2012.

Carving

Carving. Inuit? No provenance, no date.

Carving

Carving, Seal, soapstone on base (see Notes)

Carving

Carving, Muskox, soapstone. Artist: Simeonie (Simon) Akpaleeapik. Mittimatalik (Pond Inlet), Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada, no date.