Inuit Eskimo carving, Mattiusie Iyaituk (1950), Iqaluit

Inuit Eskimo carving, Mattiusie Iyaituk (1950), Iqaluit (Frobisher Bay), Prepared for Ice Fishing, grey soapstone, serpentine, wood, and sinew on pedestal. 15 1/2" x 7 1/4" x 7", pedestal ht. 30in. Pr

1950 Inuit eskimo soapstone carving of a mother and child. Signed at the base, illegible. Artist is unidentified, measures 5 3/4 inches x 4 1/2 inches x 1 3/4 inches wide. In good condition.

Inuit eskimo soapstone carving of resting foal, circa 1950-60, unidentified. Measures 2 3/4 inches x 3 7/8 inches wide. In good condition.

This is a vintage Primitive Native American Eskimo Inuit Seal/Walrus Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very beautiful. The seal is made from beautiful green stone It comes with Cana

Inuit eskimo stone carving of a woman. It measures 6 inches tall x 3 1/4 inches x 3 inches deep. Circa 1950-1960, in good condition.

An Eskimo Stone Sculpture c. 1950 carving of a seated Eskimo blowing up a seal float, stone Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Tallahassee, FL, 2010 Height: 7 in

4 Inuit stone carvings 1). Izasie Kopalie / Artic Bay- Iqaluit- Fisherman. 4 7/8''; 2 & 3). Johnny Manning / Cape Dorset- Woman Scraping Skin- signed. 3 1/4''; and Seal. 2 3/4''; 4). Johnassie Tukalla

Large Muskox, green mottled black stone, syllabics, dated 1985, Frobisher Bay, Iqaluit, re-attached tip to one antler, 9 1/4 x 13 x 5 1/2 inches.

Allen Namonai's "Owl" original aboriginal sculpture. Carved from stone, from the town of Iqaluit in 2020, and included with its certification tag from the government of Canada. This sculpture is in ex

Samisa Passauralu Ivilla (B. 1924) Inuit Carving of two walruses Inscribed on base. Dimensions: 8 x 17 in. Samisa Ivilla began carving in 1950 and was already considered an accomplished artist by 1955

Eskimo Stone Carving, heavy stone carving of a hooded male. Post 1950. Condition: Good

5 Inuit stone carvings 1). Robert Hallnale / Arviat- Face. 4 1/2''; 2). Pitseolak Koperqualuk / Iqaluit- Inukshuk. 5 1/4''; 3). Joanassie Omarualuk / Inoucdjouac- Bear Facing Backwards. 5''h; 4). Jaco

3 Inuit stone carvings including: Owl on rock form base, signed Keith Rita Willis, 2 1/4" x 4 3/4" h. Penguin, 4" x 4 1/2" h. and Bird, illegibly signed 97 67421, 2 1/2" x 4"h., post 1950. Condition:

4 Inuit 'Bear' stone carvings 1). Anita Issaluk / Chsterfied. 1 7/8''h; 2). Al Pootoogook / Cape Dorset. 3''h; 3). Isaac Sala / Sanikiluaq. 3 1/4''; 4). Towatuga Saqouk / Iqaluit. 4 3/4'' Provenance:

Ben Henry, Canadian/Inuit (Six Nations), b. 1950. A contemporary Green Soapstone carving of an eagle and tree. Signed "Ben Henry, Six Nations, Ont. Canada" and dated "03" at underside. Minor surface w

Inuit Eskimo carving Manasi Akpaliapik (1955) Toronto alabaster "Anger" intended as one of series of twelve commissioned figures depicting different emotions - 2 completed. pedestal ht. 30in. Provenan

Inuit Eskimo carving, Kiawak Ashoona (1933-2014), Cape Dorset, Woman (artist's wife), serpentine on pedestal. ht. 22in., pedestal ht. 30in. Provenance: Arctic Art Museum Ltd. Lorne Balshine

Inuit Eskimo carving, Iyola Kingwatsiak (1933-2000), Cape Dorset, Shamon Entering the trance, serpentine on pedestal. ht. 20in., pedestal ht. 24in. Provenance: Inuit Gallery Vancouver, B.C.

Inuit Eskimo carving, Uriash Puqiqnak (1946) Shaman, black serpentine on pedestal, 12". pedestal ht. 24in.Provenance: Feheley Fine Arts

Inuit Eskimo carving Lucassie Echalook (b. 1904) Port Harrison dark green serpentine Sedna Swimming with seals. 8" Provenance: Waddington's Toronto, Canada.

Inuit Eskimo carving Towkie Maniapik (b. 1914) Pangnirtung green serpentine Woman Kneeling (12in., pedestal ht. 17in.)>

Inuit Eskimo carving Kabubuwa Tunnillie (1928-1993) Cape Dorset, Canada serpentine Shamon Transforming into Bear, ht. 18 1/2in., pedestal ht. 18in. Provenance: Inuit Gallery

Inuit Eskimo carving Dominic Kingilik (b. 1/1/39) Baker Lake grey basalt Standing Inuk. Provenance: Gallerie Elca London Montreal, Canada. ht. 5in.

Inuit eskimo soapstone carving of woman scraping skin with the ulu. Signed at the base, measures 6.5 inches x 6.25 inches x 3.5 inches. Very good condition.