Inuit Steatite Stone Eskimo Sculpture

Inuit Steatite Stone Eskimo Sculpture. Moses Echalook 1988. Inujuak Artic Quebec. Dimensions:15.5 inches high x 8 inches x 6.5 inches Condition : Very Good Expand photos to see additional details. For

Inuit Sculpture of a Face and Three Arctic AnimalsThis finely-carved hand-sized sculpture made of grey steatite ("soap stone"), found throughout the Arctic region and worked by the native In

Inuit (Eskimo) sculpture depicting three stylized animals on the back of a larger stylized bird. It is carved from multiple types of stone including steatite (soapstone) and basalt. It is signed Annie

Polished Olivine stone sculpture of Shaman transforming to Eagle Spirit, he bears both avian and human features, 14 inches tall, with his rattle and feather staff. Faint mark at base of foot..PDO.? W/

First Nations/ Inuit (Canadian) 20th century. A soapstone carved sculpture of an woman with child on her back eating the arm of seal. Unsigned. Approx. h. 11", w. 7.5", d. 12.5". Provenance: From the

Inuit carved black stone sculpture. Marked on underside "E91717" and 4 letters, possibly "LDCP". Height 7".

10" Carved Stone Inuit Sculpture

Three Carved Stone Inuit Sculptures. Fisherman sculpture marked "Eskimo Art Canada." Seal sculpture marked "Crafts Guild of Manitoba." Smallest 4,25H x 3.25D x 2.0W, Largest 8.25W x 1.50D x 2.25H in.

Approx 5 3/4" long and 5" tall

Many of the sculptures are signed and numbered. Most are labeled "Canadian Eskimo Art." The pieces seem to be in good condition, with some surface wear. The largest piece, a parent and child figure, m

Inuit stone sculpture of a woman with raised arm; signature not found. [19" H x 9" W x 8" D]. Fish repaired (at base)].

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

Toonoo Sharky (Canadian, Cape Dorset, Nunavuk, b. 1970) "Untitled" Inuit Serpentine Sculpture, initialed "TS" and marked to base "J D S P c. 1993". 11" H x 9" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st St

Inuit stone sculpture of a fisherman and fish. [15 x 6 x 5 inches]. In overall good condition.

Inuit Stone Sculpture of a Polar Bear. Attributed toIlisituk Kiatainak (b.1902), E9-1285, Ivujivik, Nunavik. Size: 14'' x 4'' x 3.25'' (36 x 10 x 8 cm).

Joe Talirunili (Inuit, 1893-1976). "Hunter in Kayak." Soapstone sculpture, ca. 1960/70s. Signed "Joe" on the base with numbers. A soapstone sculpture of a hunter in his kayak, carved from a single pie

Joe Talirunili (Inuit, 1893-1976). Owl. Soapstone sculpture, ca. 1960s to 1970s. Signed in English under right foot. A fabulous soapstone sculpture of a horned owl by renowned Inuit printmaker and scu

Inuit stone sculpture of a woman and a fish. [16 x 10 x 3 inches].

A stone sculpture of a mother carrying her child. [16 x 9 x 8 inches]. In overall good condition.

Charming black stone sculpture of a father and son wearing parkas and boots; son riding piggy-back on father's back. Syllabic signature signed to base. Artist: Mathew Akeeah Dimensions: 5.75"L x 6

Unsigned Inuit Stone Sculpture, 15 x 6 x 8", "Kneeling Woman" with Label 9404646.

All 20th century, a walrus, a bear and a muskox attributed to Seepee Ipellie. All are signed in Inuktitut. Dimensions: From 8" x 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" to 9 1/2" x 7" x 4 1/2".

Title: Inuit Stone Sculpture Down the Hill In the Snow on Sleigh 40lbs Maker: Thomas Tookalook Signed and Numbered Origin: Northwest Canada or Alaska Date: 1970s Materials: Stone Size:15 x 8 x 8 inche

**Originally Listed At $700** Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Alaska, Inuit, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. An endearing sculpture carved from dark green-hued stone that captures the essen