Inuit Woodcut : Winnie Tatya , Figural Eskimo 1969

Winnie Tatya Stone Cut & Stencil 1969 Inuit Art Winnie Tatya (Canadian/Inuit 1937-1984) & William Kanak (Inuit Canadian 1937-1984) Depicting a Eskimo acrobat Pencil signed and dated Medium: stone cut

Inuit Stone Cut Stencil Woodcut "Acrobat", 1969Artist: Winnie Tatya (Inuit Canadian b. 1931, Baker Lake, Nanuavet, CanadaMedium: Stone cut stencil ,Woodcut Pencil signed, numbered and titledEdition: 6

Two Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Cape Dorset green serpentine Fisherman with Fish (ht. 9 1/2in.) and Samonie Toonoo (1969) Cape Dorset basalt Inuk with Whaler's Hat (Provenance: Dorset Fine

An Inuit figural sculpture by Henry Evaluardjuk (1923 - 2007), Iqaluit, titled "Dancing Bear," composed of green soapstone, signed "HENRY" to the foot and with syllabics, 9"h. Provenance: Estate of Sh

Three Inuit Eskimo figural carvings Napachie Sharky (1971) Cape Dorset serpentine Soccer Player (ht. 14 1/2in.), Napachie Ashoona (1974) Cape Dorset serpentine Woman (ht. 7in.), and Alusha Sharky Cape

Eleven Inuit figural carvings Each of carved stone, the first: seated figure with bear cub, signed in syllabics, likely Ada Eyetoaq (Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq, b. 1934); the second: Juanisi Nauja Ivujivi

Small Inuit figural sculpture Height: 6 inches, width 4 inches.According to one person, the artist of the sculpture is Barnabus Arnasungaaq.We do not have the time to confirm this as the auction is ab

Offered is a pair of Grenfell Labrador Industries Polychromed Wood Figural Bookends, circa 1930. Modelled as an Eskimo/Inuit couple seated on their haunches. One of the bookends still has "Labrador" l

Four Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including David Ikutaaq (1929-1984) Baker Lake basalt Hunter (Provenance: Waddington's Fall Auction 11/5/12), Robert Kuptana (1962) Paulatuk stone and antler Snail C

Five Inuit figural carvings Each of carved stone, the first: Samisa Passauralu Ivilla (Povungnituk/Puvirnituq, b. 1924), a woman stretching an animal skin, signed in syllabics with the remannts of Can

An Inuit figural sculpture by Towatugu, titled "Bear Scenting, Head Up," composed of mottled green soapstone, signed with Inuit signature under Igloo tag, 8.5"h. Provenance: Estate of Sheila Martin-St

Four Inuit figural carvings Comprising a standing figure by Davidee Kavik (Belcher Islands/Sanikiluaq, b. 1915), signed in syllabics; a hunter, signed in syllabics: Paulosie Sa(?); a standing woman by

Seven Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Cape Dorset basalt Hunter & Ivory Knife (5 3/4"), Jaypee Kuolalik Broughton Island grey serpentine Standing Man (4 1/2"), Sanikiluaq green soapstone Mothe

Cut and Sewn Mat in various patterns of sealskin, depicting a hunter in kayak pursuing a swimming caribou, with triangle pattern ends, stamped on back in blue ink "Holman Eskimo Co-op". 31" x 13". Beg

An Inuit figural sculpture by A. Namdani, titled "Standing Green Bear," composed of mottled green and brown granite, signed to bottom of left paw; two labels and inscribed D243__, 9.25"h. Provenance:

Four Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Gideon Qauqjuaq Spence Bay dark green serpentine Sedna-Inset Eyes (Provenance: Waddington's Toronto, Canada, 6"), Eli Sabee Cape Dorset grey soapstone Iglo

(lot of 2) Inuit figural sculptures by Ada Eyetoaq (b.1934), the first titled "Bear Woman and Child," composed of dark gray basalt, signed with syllabics and dated 1985 to the base, with igloo tag #S-

Soapstone Carving, depicting a parent and child, with etched Inuit syllabic artist's signature and disc number 2A03183 on base, 5 3/8" high, 4 1/2" x 2 1/2". A few surface scratches.

Large stone carving sculpture by Eva Itulu (born 1930, Kimmirut / Lake Harbour). Signed on underside. Height 14"

20th century, including three figures; six marine mammals; two birds; bear; 1-1/2 in. tall to 9-1/2 in. tall Provenance: Private Florida Collection

Old Eskimo Figural Ivory Bracelet 2.5"x1.25". Native made and scrimshawed with Alaskan Eskimo children playing. Figural seals, walrus, and husky dogs on links. Overall excellent condition. Early to mi

(lot of 2) Inuit figural sculptures, the first attributed to Andy Mamgark titled "Grey Bear Preening," and composed of grey soapstone, with indistinct signature on base and faint syllabic inscription;

Annie Amamatuak (American, b. 1933 -). and Josie Paperk (American, 20th century). "Men See Birds with Their Young" - 1976, colored linocut on paper, pencil signed, titled, dated and numbered 10/45 on

(lot of 4) Inuit figural sculptures, the first by Bartholemy, titled "Man and Fish," and composed of green and gray soapstone, with syllabic signature, label and igloo tag to base, 5"h; the second by